meaty
/ˈmiːti/
adjective
- Containing a lot of meat, or having the texture and flavor of meat.
- She ordered a meaty pizza with extra pepperoni and sausage.
- The burger was so meaty that it dripped juice with every bite.
- The stew was thick and meaty, full of chunks of beef.
- Full of important, interesting, or substantial content; substantial.
- The report was meaty, with plenty of data and analysis.
- We had a meaty discussion about climate change that lasted for hours.
- The novel is a meaty read, exploring deep themes of identity and loss.
- Large, thick, or fleshy in a physical sense (often describing body parts).
- The boxer had meaty shoulders and a powerful build.
- The plant's leaves were meaty and succulent, storing water for dry spells.
- He grabbed the rope with his meaty hands and pulled hard.
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