gristly in the Oxford-Hachette French Dictionary

Translations for gristly in the English»French Dictionary

gristly [Brit ˈɡrɪs(ə)li, ˈɡrɪsli, Am ˈɡrɪs(ə)li] ADJ

gristly meat:

gristly

cartilagineux/-euse

Translations for gristly in the French»English Dictionary

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cartilagineux (cartilagineuse)

gristly

gristly in the PONS Dictionary

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cartilagineux (-euse) viande

gristly

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English

She said that it tasted of bleach and was made tough and gristly by the addition of valves made from something like dried pasta.

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Who cares if the tuna is gristly and tough and the gingery vinaigrette is too sweet?

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And she was known for her intricately plotted stories and gristly crime scenes.

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The gristly find was about one-inch long and a quarter-inch thick.

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The peridium is double-layered: the outer layer, which occasionally features lime tubercles, is rough, gristly, wrinkled and shiny to faint, and the membranous inner layer is iridescent.

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The meat is gristly in parts and the whole dish lacks flavour, making it not nearly good enough, especially given the price.

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Mess-making factor: 4/10, especially if you're left tugging at the gristly fat.

torontolife.com

It was getting gristly, you know.

thecourier.com

The perfect hot dog is nearly 100 percent red meat, never tough, never gristly, and decidedly mild.

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Goose intestines, sea cucumbers, chickens' feet and ducks' tongues are just some of the fiddly, gelatinous, gristly dishes that are regarded as delicacies.

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