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meat [Brit miːt, Am mit] N
1. meat FOOD (flesh):
meat
meat
red, white meat
chicken meat
chicken meat before n dish, extract
chicken meat industry
meat products
2. meat (main part):
meat fig
meat fig
meat fig
succo m (of di)
3. meat (food):
meat arch
meat arch
meat and two veg inf
he's a meat-and-two-veg man, he's a meat-and-potatoes man Brit inf
to be strong meat
meat safe [ˈmiːtseɪf] N Brit
meat safe
meat processing [ˈmiːtˌprəʊsesɪŋ, -ˈprɒ-] N
meat-eater [Brit ˈmiːtiːtə, Am ˈmitˌidər] N
1. meat-eater (animal):
meat-eater
2. meat-eater (person):
meat axe [ˈmiːtæks] VB trans
meat axe
meat-free [ˌmiːtˈfriː] ADJ
meat-free dish
meat-free diet, cookery
meat loaf <pl meat loaves> [Brit, Am ˈmit ˌloʊf] N
meat loaf
meat wagon [Am mit ˈwæɡən] N Am inf
meat wagon (hearse)
meat pie [ˌmiːtˈpaɪ] N FOOD
meat pie
meat cleaver [ˈmiːtˌkliːvə(r)] N
meat cleaver
meat [mi:t] N
1. meat:
meat
2. meat fig (essence):
meat
3. meat fig (target):
Phrases:
white meat N
white meat
luncheon meat N
sausage meat N
sausage meat
meat cleaver N
meat cleaver
meat grinder N
meat grinder
red meat N
red meat
meat hook N
meat hook
meat loaf N
meat loaf
meat market N sl
meat market
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It just looked like a big meat grinder, blender, just the... just the way the movies make it look.
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