Steak Definition

stāk
steaks
noun
A slice of meat, typically beef, usually cut thick and across the muscle grain and served broiled or fried.
American Heritage
A slice of meat, esp. beef, or of a large fish, cut thick for broiling or frying.
Webster's New World
Ground beef formed into a patty for broiling or frying.
Webster's New World

Other Word Forms of Steak

Noun

Singular:
steak
Plural:
steaks

Origin of Steak

  • Middle English steike from Old Norse steik steig- in Indo-European roots

    From American Heritage Dictionary of the English Language, 5th Edition

  • From Old Norse steik (“roast”).

    From Wiktionary

Steak Sentence Examples

  • That's a long way to drive for steak and potatoes.

  • They each ordered a salad and steak and attacked them with surprising gusto.

  • He forked a steak off the serving tray and handed the tray to her.

  • Says the veterinarian who envisioned steak lines on the buffalo.

  • It is said that Lord Peterborough supping one night with Rich in his private room, was so delighted with the steak the latter grilled him that he suggested a repetition of the meal the next week.

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Words Starting With

SSTSTE

Words Ending With

KAKEAK

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