offal
31offal — of•fal [[t]ˈɔ fəl, ˈɒf əl[/t]] n. 1) waste parts, esp. the viscera or inedible remains of a butchered animal 2) refuse or rubbish; garbage • Etymology: 1350–1400; ME, =of off+fal fall; cf. D afval …
32offal — /ˈɒfəl / (say ofuhl) noun 1. the internal organs of animals used for food, including brains, heart, kidney, liver, tripe, sweetbreads, tongue, cheek, tail, or spleen; fancy meat. 2. the parts of a meat carcass discarded after slaughter, excluding …
33offal — n. refuse; garbage; edible animal entrails and organs …
34offal — Moka, poka …
35offal — see awful …
36offal — n. 1 the less valuable edible parts of a carcass, esp. the entrails and internal organs. 2 refuse or waste stuff. 3 carrion; putrid flesh. Etymology: ME f. MDu. afval f. af OFF + vallen FALL …
37offal box — /ˈɒfəl bɒks/ (say ofuhl boks) noun Colloquial a meat pie …
38TV Offal — infobox television show name = TV Offal caption = TV Offal logo format = Comedy runtime = 25 min creator = Victor Lewis Smith, Paul Sparks starring = Victor Lewis Smith country = United Kingdom network = Channel 4 first aired = October 1997 last… …
39ruset-offal — see russet n. 5 …
40fish offal — fish waste …
