a drink made from beef extract or by boiling lean strips of beef
beef tea
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Sentence Examples
- Descartes, however, gave Pascal the very sensible advice to stay in bed as long as he could (it may be remembered that the philosopher himself never got up till eleven) and to take plenty of beef-tea.
- He advocated the use of" animal soups "or beef-tea.