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side meat
noun
- salt pork and bacon taken from the sides of a hog.
side meat
noun
- informal.salt pork or bacon
Word History and Origins
Origin of side meat1
Word History and Origins
Origin of side meat1
Example Sentences
“My grandmother … would point to a house and say, ‘Pat, when he was a little older than you, he’d be down there eating side meat.’
On the main thoroughfare, no buildings were left unscathed: A derelict bath house had a hole blasted in its side; meat shops, pharmacies, a shoe shop and a beauty salon had been sprayed with shrapnel.
A depressing reminder that Americans are now so blinded by partisanship that we can’t even tolerate another person’s choice of side meat?
There were hams and shoulders, side meat and spare-ribs and belly.
‘I done brought a nice mess of collard greens and I thought maybe we have supper together. I done brought a piece of side meat, too. These here greens need to be seasoned with that. You don’t care if the collards is just cooked in meat, do you?’
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