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Meat
Meat
n.
Food
, in
general
;
anything
eaten
for
nourishment
,
either
by
man
or
beast
.
Hence
,
the
edible
part
of
anything
; as,
the
meat
of a
lobster
, a
nut
, or an
egg
.
Meat
n.
The
flesh
of
animals
used
as
food
;
esp
.,
animal
muscle
; as, a
breakfast
of
bread
and
fruit
without
meat
.
Meat
n.
Specifically
,
dinner
;
the
chief
meal
.
Meat
v. t.
To
supply
with
food
.
Meatal
a.
Of or
pertaining
to a
meatus
;
resembling
a
meatus
.
Meated
a.
Fed
;
fattened
.
Meated
a.
Having
(
such
)
meat
;
used
chiefly
in
composition
; as,
thick
-
meated
.
Meath
n.
Alt
. of
Meathe
Meathe
n.
A
sweet
liquor
;
mead
.
Meatiness
n.
Quality
of
being
meaty
.
Meatless
a.
Having
no
meat
;
without
food
.
Meatoscope
n.
A
speculum
for
examining
a
natural
passage
, as
the
urethra
.
Meatotome
n.
An
instrument
for
cutting
into
the
urethra
so as to
enlarge
its
orifice
.
Meatus
n. sing. & pl.
A
natural
passage
or
canal
; as,
the
external
auditory
meatus
.
See
Illust
. of
Ear
.
Meatuses
pl.
of
Meatus
Meaty
a.
Abounding
in
meat
.
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