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English Proverbs: Too Many Cooks Spoil the Broth

Too Many Cooks Spoil the Broth means that something fails when too many people are involved in doing it. This article breaks down the meaning and pronunciation of each word in this common English prov

Too Many Cooks Spoil the Broth

Too many cooks spoil the soup / broth.

Too many hands make light work, but too many opinions spoil the dish.

Something is unsuccessful when it is done by too many people.

Too Many Cooks Spoil the Broth

Too [tu:]:

  • Also, as well, moreover, in addition.
  • Extremely much, excessively, too much.

Many ['meni] – (more, most) many (with countable nouns), numerous.

Cook [kuk]:

  • A cook.
  • To cook, to prepare food, to boil, to bake, to roast.

Spoil [spɔil]:

  • To ruin, to damage, to go bad.
  • To pamper, to indulge excessively.

Broth [brəθ] – broth, soup.

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