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1. stew meat
noun.
Tough
meat
that
needs
stewing
to
be
edible.
Synonyms
meat
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2. meat-packing business
noun.
Wholesale
packaging
of
meat
for
future
sale
(including
slaughtering
and
processing
and
distribution
to
retailers).
Synonyms
meat packing
packaging
meatpacking
3. meat
noun.
(ˈmiːt)
The
flesh
of
animals
(including
fishes
and
birds
and
snails)
used
as
food.
Synonyms
jerked meat
cold cuts
red meat
lamb
boeuf
pemmican
raw meat
beef
porc
veal
palmitic acid
mouton
dark meat
organs
hexadecanoic acid
solid food
halal
stew meat
protein
jerk
snail
pemican
game
horseflesh
horsemeat
mutton
veau
sausage
food
variety meat
carbonado
cut
cut of meat
jerky
bird
pork
escargot
sausage meat
fowl
Antonyms
stand still
spread
inactivity
away game
home game
Etymology
meat (English)
mete (Old English (ca. 450-1100))
4. meat
noun.
(ˈmiːt)
The
inner
and
usually
edible
part
of
a
seed
or
grain
or
nut
or
fruit
stone.
Synonyms
plant structure
plant part
kernel
seed
Antonyms
cowardly
fit
inflate
lengthen
deflate
Etymology
meat (English)
mete (Old English (ca. 450-1100))
5. stew
verb.
(ˈstuː)
Bear
a
grudge;
harbor
ill
feelings.
Synonyms
resent
grudge
Etymology
stew (English)
estuve (Old French (842-ca. 1400))
stupha (Latin)
6. stew
verb.
(ˈstuː)
Be
in
a
huff;
be
silent
or
sullen.
Synonyms
pout
grizzle
brood
sulk
Etymology
stew (English)
estuve (Old French (842-ca. 1400))
stupha (Latin)
7. meat
noun.
(ˈmiːt)
The
choicest
or
most
essential
or
most
vital
part
of
some
idea
or
experience.
Synonyms
essence
sum
stuff
nub
heart and soul
gist
content
heart
inwardness
hypostasis
nitty-gritty
cognitive content
pith
mental object
quiddity
core
bare bones
center
marrow
substance
quintessence
kernel
haecceity
centre
Antonyms
cheer
unclean
improper
push
pull
Etymology
meat (English)
mete (Old English (ca. 450-1100))
8. stew
verb.
(ˈstuː)
Cook
slowly
and
for
a
long
time
in
liquid.
Synonyms
cook
jug
Etymology
stew (English)
estuve (Old French (842-ca. 1400))
stupha (Latin)
9. stew
noun.
(ˈstuː)
Food
prepared
by
stewing
especially
meat
or
fish
with
vegetables.
Synonyms
bigos
hotchpotch
mulligan
ratatouille
lobscuse
burgoo
lobscouse
Irish burgoo
ragout
slumgullion
fricassee
olla podrida
oyster stew
Irish stew
Hungarian goulash
mulligan stew
pot-au-feu
fish stew
gulyas
lobster stew
poilu
goulash
pottage
hotpot
dish
Spanish burgoo
scouse
beef stew
purloo
Brunswick stew
chicken purloo
hot pot
Antonyms
man
inactivity
soothe
calmness
cheer
Etymology
stew (English)
estuve (Old French (842-ca. 1400))
stupha (Latin)
10. stew
noun.
(ˈstuː)
Agitation
resulting
from
active
worry.
Synonyms
lather
fret
swither
agitation
sweat
Antonyms
arise
free
like
wish
Etymology
stew (English)
estuve (Old French (842-ca. 1400))
stupha (Latin)
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