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adjective · 2 syllables · /ˈmiːti/

MEATY

What does "MEATY" mean?

Resembling or full of meat; substantial in flavor, texture, or content.

Meanings

  1. Containing a lot of meat, or tasting and feeling like meat. The stew was thick and meaty.
  2. Substantial, full of important or interesting content. It was a meaty report that took a week to digest. figurative
  3. Solid and fleshy in build or feel. He gave the door a meaty shove.

Word origin

From 'meat', from Old English 'mete' (food in general, later flesh), plus the suffix '-y'.

Remember it

MEATY = MEAT + Y: full of meat, or full of substance you can really chew on.

A little poem

Fork stands in the bowl-
the broth has grown a body,
winter, made edible.

haiku

Wordplay

  • My professor promised a meaty lecture. He delivered: ninety minutes, no real substance, and I left starving.

What it teaches

Call a thing meaty and you promise substance; a dish or an argument is judged by what's left after the chewing.

Quick facts

What does MEATY mean?

Resembling or full of meat; substantial in flavor, texture, or content.

Is MEATY a valid word?

Yes — MEATY is one of the answer words in Wordul, the daily word game.

How many letters is MEATY?

MEATY has 5 letters and 2 syllables.

Where does MEATY come from?

From 'meat', from Old English 'mete' (food in general, later flesh), plus the suffix '-y'.

What can MEATY teach us?

Call a thing meaty and you promise substance; a dish or an argument is judged by what's left after the chewing.

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