meat

/miːt/
noun
  1. The flesh of an animal used as food.
    • I bought some fresh meat at the butcher shop.
    • She doesn't eat meat because she is a vegetarian.
    • The meat was cooked slowly until it was tender.
  2. The most important or substantial part of something.
    • We skipped the introduction and got straight to the meat of the discussion.
    • The movie has a lot of action, but little meat in the story.
    • The meat of the report is in the final chapter.
  3. The edible part of a fruit, nut, or egg (as opposed to the shell or skin).
    • The meat of a coconut is white and sweet.
    • She scooped the meat out of the avocado with a spoon.
    • The egg's meat is the white and the yolk.
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