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organ meat

[ awr-guhn meet ]

noun

  1. A recent spate of articles and news stories about the health benefits of organ meat has brought in a number of new customers looking for liver and kidneys.



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Word History and Origins

Origin of organ meat1

First recorded in 1955–60
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Example Sentences

Kotsur’s reward: haggis, a Scottish delicacy in which organ meat is put inside a sheep’s stomach and cooked.

I don’t like a lot of organ meat.

Although sausage lovers associate the term "wurst" with delicious grillables, appending it to an organ meat negates all of its appeal.

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“The heat’s hitting the Brits extra hard, because the Brits aren’t used to extreme weather, and the houses over there — especially older ones — were built to retain warmth. Now luckily, Brits can keep cool with their light and refreshing cuisine of potted organ meat, battered fish and room-temperature beer.”

Since her Palestinian family moved to Sonoma County in 2000, they have rarely prepared organ meat, which is harder to find fresh there.

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