offal

/aw-fuhl, of-uhl/US // ˈɔ fəl, ˈɒf əl //UK // (ˈɒfəl) //

内脏,内脏类,下水,内臟

Definitions

n.名词 noun

1
- : the parts of a butchered animal that are considered inedible by human beings; carrion.
- : the parts of a butchered animal removed in dressing; viscera.
- : refuse; rubbish; garbage.

noungarbage

Synonyms

Every page is kind of intense, from fish offal through the aging and charcuterie and even the turducken.
The food truck serves pig offal, which has been proven to contain high levels of nandrolone.
This is the home base of the "King of Offal," Chris Cosentino.
Incanto is the home base of the “King of Offal,” who is known for cooking any part of any animal.
And then he squats there in the middle of bits of meat and offal and all sorts of horrors—which makes him more terrifying still.
They mature early and rapidly for the quantity of food consumed, yielding largely of good beef with little offal.
The lion, having sucked the blood of his prey, threw the offal carcass to the jackal in waiting.
Once its jar is emptied, the larva is flung aside as worthless offal, a certain sign of a non-carnivorous appetite.
These had a grand feast off the offal while the men were regaling themselves with fresh elk steaks.

/aw-fuhl, of-uhl/US // ˈɔ fəl, ˈɒf əl //UK // (ˈɒfəl) //

内脏,内脏类,下水,内臟

n.名词 noun

1
- : the parts of a butchered animal that are considered inedible by human beings; carrion.
- : the parts of a butchered animal removed in dressing; viscera.
- : refuse; rubbish; garbage.

noungarbage

Synonyms

Every page is kind of intense, from fish offal through the aging and charcuterie and even the turducken.
The food truck serves pig offal, which has been proven to contain high levels of nandrolone.
This is the home base of the "King of Offal," Chris Cosentino.
Incanto is the home base of the “King of Offal,” who is known for cooking any part of any animal.
And then he squats there in the middle of bits of meat and offal and all sorts of horrors—which makes him more terrifying still.
They mature early and rapidly for the quantity of food consumed, yielding largely of good beef with little offal.
The lion, having sucked the blood of his prey, threw the offal carcass to the jackal in waiting.
Once its jar is emptied, the larva is flung aside as worthless offal, a certain sign of a non-carnivorous appetite.
These had a grand feast off the offal while the men were regaling themselves with fresh elk steaks.