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Flesh
Flesh
n.
The
aggregate
of
the
muscles
,
fat
,
and
other
tissues
which
cover
the
framework
of
bones
in
man
and
other
animals
;
especially
,
the
muscles
.
Flesh
n.
Animal
food
, in
distinction
from
vegetable
;
meat
;
especially
,
the
body
of
beasts
and
birds
used
as
food
, as
distinguished
from
fish
.
Flesh
n.
The
human
body
, as
distinguished
from
the
soul
;
the
corporeal
person
.
Flesh
n.
The
human
eace
;
mankind
;
humanity
.
Flesh
n.
Human
nature
Flesh
n.
In a
good
sense
,
tenderness
of
feeling
;
gentleness
.
Flesh
n.
In a
bad
sense
,
tendency
to
transient
or
physical
pleasure
;
desire
for
sensual
gratification
;
carnality
.
Flesh
n.
The
character
under
the
influence
of
animal
propensities
or
selfish
passions
;
the
soul
unmoved
by
spiritual
influences
.
Flesh
n.
Kindred
;
stock
;
race
.
Flesh
n.
The
soft
,
pulpy
substance
of
fruit
;
also
,
that
part
of a
root
,
fruit
,
and
the
like
,
which
is
fit
to be
eaten
.
Flesh
v. t.
To
feed
with
flesh
, as an
incitement
to
further
exertion
; to
initiate
;
from
the
practice
of
training
hawks
and
dogs
by
feeding
them
with
the
first
game
they
take
, or
other
flesh
.
Hence
, to
use
upon
flesh
(as a
murderous
weapon
) so as to
draw
blood
,
especially
for
the
first
time
.
Flesh
v. t.
To
glut
; to
satiate
;
hence
, to
harden
, to
accustom
.
Flesh
v. t.
To
remove
flesh
,
membrance
,
etc
.,
from
, as
from
hides
.
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