meat
41meat — noun 1) you need to cut down on your consumption of meat Syn: flesh, animal flesh 2) archaic meat and drink Syn: food, nourishment, sustenance, provisions, rations, fare, foodstuff(s), provender …
42meat — 1. n. the penis. □ He held his hands over his meat and ran for the bedroom. 2. n. the genitals of either sex; the sexual parts of either sex. □ I don’t want to see your meat! What kinda creep do you think am? 3. n. a person of either sex …
43MÉAT — s. m. T. d Anat. Conduit. Le méat auditif. Le méat urinaire …
44MÉAT — n. m. T. d’Anatomie Orifice d’un conduit. Le méat auditif. Le méat urinaire …
45meat-ax — /meet aks /, adj. Informal. 1. drastic or severe: meat ax defense cuts. 2. favoring or advocating drastic reductions: a meat ax approach to the budget. * * * …
46meat — I (New American Roget s College Thesaurus) n. pith, essence, substance, core. See food, meaning. II (Roget s IV) n. 1. [Animal flesh] Syn. food, flesh, veal, mutton, lamb, chicken, turkey, goose, duck, rabbit, venison, goat s meat, horsemeat; see …
47meat — [[t]mit[/t]] n. 1) the flesh of animals as used for food 2) the edible part of anything, as a nut 3) the essential point or part; gist 4) solid food: meat and drink[/ex] 5) cvb substantial content; pith 6) a favorite activity: Chess is my… …
48meat — I o, i o holoholona; i o pipi (beef); īna i, i a (anything eaten with poi). ♦ Meat ball, pipi ho opoe. ♦ Meat dish, ipu i a, ipu kai …
49meat — noun Etymology: Middle English mete, from Old English; akin to Old High German maz food Date: before 12th century 1. a. food; especially solid food as distinguished from drink b. the edible part of something as distinguished from its covering (as …
50meat — the flesh of animals used as food. Not generally applied to fish but does occur, e.g. shark meat …
