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meat Ⅰ 1. noun 1 the penis UK, 1595. 2 the vagina US, 1973. 3 the human body US, 1834. 4 a corpse US, 1949. 5 in a hospital, tissue taken for a biopsy US, 1994. 6 in motor racing, a large racing tyre US, 1993. 7 in hot rodding, structural metal in the engine block US, 1965. 8 a musical instrument's sound before any electronic alteration UK, 1983.► the meatathletes; in the entertainment industry, the actors, the performers US, 1967 2. verb ► be on a meat-free dietto be a lesbian. A euphemism formed on MEAT (the penis) UK, 1995 Ⅱ ⇨ meat and two veg; meat noun used for Reg, a diminutive of the name Reginald. Rhyming slang; an apparently teasing application of the non-rhyming sense as 'the male genitals' UK, 1992
idiommeatbe easy meat BrEBrEused in order to say that someone or something can easily be attacked , defeated, or deceived ◆ often used in sport:Warren is only five feet tall, and many defenders reckon he's easy meat, until they see how fast he can move.The crowds of tourists who came for the pageant were easy meat for thieves working the streets.sb is dead meatProblemspoken used in order to say that someone is going to be very angry with someone else:Touch that TV and you're dead meat!He'd better buy a birthday present for Colleen, or he'll be dead meat.be meat and drink to sbused in order to say that someone enjoys doing or experiencing something very much, especially something that most people would not like:Television interviews, which are distracting and irritating to many authors, were meat and drink to Maurice, who had begun to find talking much easier than writing.I had asked the kind of complicated political question that was meat and drink to my uncle.the meat and potatoes of sth AmEAmEthe most basic and usual parts of a job, profession, or situation:Crime, parks, and traffic have always been the meat and potatoes of city elections.Parental relationships are the meat and potatoes of an analyst's work.meat-and-potatoes: Hermann discusses complicated problems in meat-and-potatoes language that we can all understand. —compare sb's bread and butterbe the meat in the sandwich BrEBrEto be friendly with both of two people or groups who are arguing:Janine complains about you, you complain about Janine - I'm tired of being the meat in the sandwich.a meat market(also a cattle market BrE)used about a place such as a club that you do not like because most of the people who go there are only interested in having sex with people:Crystal's isn't bad - it's kind of a meat market, but so are most places where you can go for a night out around here.I couldn't believe what a cattle market it was. We left after half an hour.one man's meat is another man's poisonused in order to say that what one person likes very much may be greatly disliked by another person:My father-in-law was happily watching the cricket. One man's meat is another man's poison, so I set off for the village pub.The film is a romantic comedy based on the simple but effective idea that, in matters of sexual attraction, one man's meat is very often another man's poison.
meat1. n. the penis. He held his hands over his meat and ran for the bedroom. 2. n. the genitals of either sex; the sexual parts of either sex. I don’t want to see your meat! What kind of creep do you think I am? 3. n. a person of either sex considered sexually. If she doesn’t manage to wrap her legs around that big hunk of meat within the next twenty minutes, I’d lose my bet. - a cattle market
- after meat, mustard
- all (that) meat and no potatoes
- all meat and no potatoes
- all that meat and no potatoes
- be dead meat
- be easy meat
- be meat and drink
- be meat and drink to
- be meat and drink to (someone)
- beat (one's) meat
- beat one’s meat
- beat the dummy
- beat the meat
- beat your meat
- buzzard meat
- dead meat
- dog meat
- easy meat
- fresh meat
- God sends meat and the devil sends cooks
- it's not the meat, it's the motion
- like a blind dog in a meat market
- like a bolt out of the blue
- meat
- meat and drink to (one)
- meat and drink to me, it is
- meat and drink to one
- meat and drink to someone
- meat and potatoes
- meat and two veg
- meat market
- meat puppet
- meat rack
- meat sweats
- meat wagon
- meat whistle
- meat-and-potatoes
- meathead
- meatheaded
- meathooks
- mystery meat
- no accounting for tastes, there is no
- one man's meat is another man's poison
- pound (one's) meat
- pound one’s meat
- red meat
- red meat rhetoric
- so cold (that) you could hang meat (in it/there)
- so cold you could hang meat
- strong meat
- the meat and potatoes
- the meat in the sandwich
- the meat of the matter
- the nearer the bone, the sweeter the meat
- What's that got to do with the price of meat?
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