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steak (stāk)
noun
- a slice of meat, esp. beef, or of a large fish, cut thick for broiling or frying
- ground beef formed into a patty for broiling or frying
Etymology: ME steike < ON steik < base of steikja, to roast on a spit: for IE base see stick
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steak
n.
Cuts of steak include: filet mignon, tenderloin, porterhouse, sirloin, strip, Delmonico, rib, T-bone, New York, Kansas City, London broil, minute, chip, club, cube, flank, chuck, Salisbury, string, rump, shell, round;
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Converse of object
- braise: Cayman's traditional national dish is turtle, served as soup, stew or braised turtle steaks.
Adjective modifier
- grilled: Famous for their Stylized Bees logo our steak knife set is ideal for slicing through grilled steaks & chops.
Modifies a noun
- tartare: A guide to the food trends of 2006 Published: 14 January 2006 Haven't heard of crab empanadas or Korean steak tartare?
Noun used with modifier
- sirloin: The gloriously named weeping tiger is a tasty sirloin steak flavored with lovely hot chili sauce.
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Like a steak spread with butter and topped with good, rich, broiled eels.
Levin wanted friendship and got friendliness; he wanted steak and they offered spam.
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