Butcher Terminology

noun a slice of beef, especially one cooked by broiling or frying

• The restaurant is known for its delicious beefsteak served with a side of vegetables.
• Let's grab a juicy beefsteak for lunch today.
• I could really go for a beefsteak right now, it's so tasty!
• His argument was a tough beefsteak to chew on during the debate.

noun a type of German sausage, typically made of ground pork seasoned with garlic, salt, and other spices, and usually smoked

• The chef prepared a delicious knockwurst sausage with sauerkraut and mustard.
• I'm craving a juicy knockwurst from the local German deli.
• Let's grill up some knockwursts for the barbecue this weekend.
• The knockwurst of truth was finally revealed during the investigation.

noun a type of food made from ground meat, especially pork, and seasoning, packed into a cylindrical casing

• The butcher recommended the premium quality sausage for the barbecue.
• Hey, pass me some of that delicious sausage!
• I could really go for a hot dog with extra sausage right now.
• His speech was full of sausage, lacking any real substance.

noun a slice of meat, typically beef, cooked by broiling, frying, or grilling

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• The steak was cooked to perfection and served with a side of vegetables.
• I'm craving a juicy steak for dinner tonight.
• Let's go grab a steak at that new place downtown.
• She was thrown to the wolves like a piece of steak in a lion's den.

noun a type of highly seasoned sausage, typically made of pork and beef

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• The saveloy is a type of seasoned sausage that is typically made from pork.
• I always enjoy a saveloy with my chips when I visit the seaside.
• Let's grab a couple of saveloys from the chip shop for lunch.
• The saveloy of the situation was that she had been lied to all along.