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Perfect Stranger Posted 9 years ago
Grammar

How to describe meat?

Hello there.


What adjective could I use to describe meat that is very stringy and gets stuck in-between the teeth? Are chewy and wiry good?


Thanks

  

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Your first idea, "stringy", is fine. "chewy" is also OK to describe meat, though it doesn't mean exactly the same. I wouldn't use "wiry" to describe meat.

— GPY

  • Your first idea, "stringy", is fine.
  • "chewy" is also OK to describe meat, though it doesn't mean exactly the same.
  • I wouldn't use "wiry" to describe meat.
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Your first idea, "stringy", is fine.

"chewy" is also OK to describe meat, though it doesn't mean exactly the same.

I wouldn't use "wiry" to describe meat.

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