horseflesh
/ˈhɔːrsflɛʃ/
noun
- The flesh or meat of a horse, especially when used as food.
- Some cultures consider horseflesh a delicacy, while others refuse to eat it.
- The butcher shop in the old town was known for selling horseflesh.
- During the war, many people had to rely on horseflesh for protein.
- Horses considered as a group, especially in the context of breeding, racing, or trading.
- He made a fortune dealing in horseflesh for the racing industry.
- The stable owner had an expert eye for quality horseflesh.
- The auction featured some of the finest horseflesh in the country.