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Simple Dictionary Definition |
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jidori; jitori じどり; じとり |
(1) nationally protected chicken breed; free-range local traditional pedigree chicken; chicken meat from same; (2) (地鳥 only) locally raised chicken |
大豆ミート see styles |
daizumiito / daizumito だいずミート |
soy meat |
天上掉餡餅 天上掉馅饼 see styles |
tiān shàng diào xiàn bǐng tian1 shang4 diao4 xian4 bing3 t`ien shang tiao hsien ping tien shang tiao hsien ping |
a meat pie falls from the sky (idiom); to have something fall into your lap |
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kobato こばと |
(1) squab; young pigeon; (2) (esp. 仔鳩) pigeon meat |
小間切れ肉 see styles |
komagireniku こまぎれにく |
minced meat; hashed meat; pieces of meat (often sold in a pack) |
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tochiku とちく |
(noun/participle) slaughter (of livestock for meat); butchery |
幕の内弁当 see styles |
makunouchibentou / makunochibento まくのうちべんとう |
box lunch (containing rice and 10-15 small portions of fish, meat, and vegetables) |
御好み焼き see styles |
okonomiyaki おこのみやき |
okonomiyaki; savoury pancake containing meat or seafood and vegetables |
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umani; amani(甘煮) うまに; あまに(甘煮) |
{food} fish, meat, and vegetables stewed in a thick, sweet sauce of soy sauce, sugar and mirin |
混ぜごはん see styles |
mazegohan まぜごはん |
cooked rice with added ingredients (meat, vegetables, etc.) |
炊き合わせ see styles |
takiawase たきあわせ |
food (meat, fish, vegetables, etc.) cooked separately but served together on one dish |
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kunniku くんにく |
(rare) (See 燻製肉) smoked meat |
牛脂注入肉 see styles |
gyuushichuunyuuniku / gyushichunyuniku ぎゅうしちゅうにゅうにく |
processed meat injected with a beef tallow mixture |
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shishi しし |
(1) (archaism) beast (esp. one used for its meat, such as a boar or a deer); (2) (abbreviation) (See 獣狩り) hunting (of animals such as boar, deer, etc.) |
精進落とし see styles |
shoujinotoshi / shojinotoshi しょうじんおとし |
allowing oneself meat, fish or alcohol after a period of abstaining |
肉を付ける see styles |
nikuotsukeru にくをつける |
(exp,v1) to add meat (or weight); to add substance (to an essay, etc.) |
肉切り包丁 see styles |
nikukiribouchou / nikukiribocho にくきりぼうちょう |
carving knife; butcher's knife; cleaver; meat chopper |
肉切り庖丁 see styles |
nikukiribouchou / nikukiribocho にくきりぼうちょう |
carving knife; butcher's knife; cleaver; meat chopper |
肉包子打狗 see styles |
ròu bāo zi dǎ gǒu rou4 bao1 zi5 da3 gou3 jou pao tzu ta kou |
lit. to fling a meat bun at a dog (idiom); fig. to flush (one's money or efforts) down the toilet; to kiss something goodbye |
肉爛在鍋裡 肉烂在锅里 see styles |
ròu làn zài guō lǐ rou4 lan4 zai4 guo1 li3 jou lan tsai kuo li |
lit. the meat falls apart as it stews, but it all stays in the pot (idiom); fig. some of us may lose or gain, but in any case the benefits don't go to outsiders |
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soshishi; sojishi そしし; そじし |
(archaism) meat, flesh, or muscles along the spine |
茘枝狗肉節 see styles |
reishikunikusetsu / reshikunikusetsu れいしくにくせつ |
(o) Lychee and Dog Meat Festival (China) |
茶腹も一時 see styles |
chabaramoittoki ちゃばらもいっとき |
(expression) (proverb) anything is better than nothing; kail spares bread; a bellyful is a bellyful, whether it be meat or drink; tea in the belly (will fill it) for a time |
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kunsen くんせん |
(obsolete) pungent vegetables and raw-smelling meat |
食肉処理場 see styles |
shokunikushorijou / shokunikushorijo しょくにくしょりじょう |
meat-processing plant |
食肉加工品 see styles |
shokunikukakouhin / shokunikukakohin しょくにくかこうひん |
processed meat product |
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hiniku ひにく |
round meat; meat from a pig's thigh (from which ham is made) |
カニカニ詐欺 see styles |
kanikanisagi カニカニさぎ |
crab meat mail-order fraud |
キーマカレー see styles |
kiimakaree / kimakaree キーマカレー |
keema curry; minced-meat curry |
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kuzuniku くずにく |
waste meat; meat scraps; offal |
しゃぶしゃぶ see styles |
shabushabu しゃぶしゃぶ |
(onomatopoeic or mimetic word) {food} (from the sound of the dish being prepared) shabu-shabu; hot pot dish where thinly sliced meat is boiled quickly and then dipped in sauce |
じゅうじゅう see styles |
juujuu / juju じゅうじゅう |
(adv,adv-to) (onomatopoeic or mimetic word) sizzle (as in meat cooking); sizzling sound; frizzle |
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sujiniku すじにく |
sinewy meat |
ちゃんこ料理 see styles |
chankoryouri / chankoryori ちゃんこりょうり |
{sumo;food} (See ちゃんこ鍋・ちゃんこなべ) fish, meat, and vegetable stew traditionally served to wrestlers |
チャンプルー see styles |
chanpuruu / chanpuru チャンプルー |
(food term) (rkb:) chanpuru; champuru; Okinawan stir-fry dish, usually containing vegetables (especially bitter melon), tofu, meat or fish |
ちゃんぷるう see styles |
chanpuruu / chanpuru ちゃんぷるう |
(food term) (rkb:) chanpuru; champuru; Okinawan stir-fry dish, usually containing vegetables (especially bitter melon), tofu, meat or fish |
ハヤシライス see styles |
hayashiraisu ハヤシライス |
hashed meat with rice |
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fe; fee フェ; フェー |
{food} hoe (kor:); raw fish or meat dish in Korean cuisine |
マーボー豆腐 see styles |
maaboodoufu / maboodofu マーボーどうふ |
(food term) mapo doufu (chi:); mapo tofu; spicy Sichuan dish of tofu and minced meat |
マンシェット see styles |
manshetto マンシェット |
(1) {med} manchette (fre:); inflatable cuff bandage; (2) {food} paper frill attached to the exposed end of a bone of a cooked piece of meat; (personal name) Manchette |
ミート・パイ see styles |
miito pai / mito pai ミート・パイ |
meat pie |
ミートソース see styles |
miitosoosu / mitosoosu ミートソース |
(food term) tomato sauce with minced meat (eng: meat sauce) |
ミートローフ see styles |
miitoroofu / mitoroofu ミートローフ |
meat loaf; meatloaf |
ももんじい屋 see styles |
momonjiiya / momonjiya ももんじいや |
(archaism) (See ももんじ屋) Edo-era meat vendor (esp. of large game, e.g. deer, boar); butcher |
レッドミート see styles |
reddomiito / reddomito レッドミート |
red meat |
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naminiku なみにく |
meat of medium quality |
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kushiage くしあげ |
{food} (See 串カツ) kushiage; deep-fried skewered meat and vegetables |
人参しりしり see styles |
ninjinshirishiri にんじんしりしり |
(food term) (rkb:) Okinawan dish of grated carrot stir-fried with egg and sometimes meat or fish |
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kirimi きりみ |
cut; slice (meat, fish); fillet |
加熱食肉製品 see styles |
kanetsushokunikuseihin / kanetsushokunikusehin かねつしょくにくせいひん |
{food} heat sterilized meat product |
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mi み |
(1) fruit; nut; (2) seed; (3) (in broth) pieces of meat, vegetable, etc.; (4) content; substance |
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dakimi だきみ |
{food} breast meat (poultry, esp. duck) |
掛羊頭賣狗肉 挂羊头卖狗肉 see styles |
guà yáng tóu mài gǒu ròu gua4 yang2 tou2 mai4 gou3 rou4 kua yang t`ou mai kou jou kua yang tou mai kou jou |
lit. to hang a sheep's head while selling dog meat (idiom); fig. to cheat; dishonest advertising; wicked deeds carried out under banner of virtue |
米国食肉協会 see styles |
beikokushokunikukyoukai / bekokushokunikukyokai べいこくしょくにくきょうかい |
(org) American Meat Institute; (o) American Meat Institute |
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niku(肉)(p); shishi にく(肉)(P); しし |
(1) flesh; (2) meat; (3) (にく only) the physical body (as opposed to the spirit); (4) (にく only) thickness; (5) (にく only) (See 印肉) ink pad |
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nikuman にくまん |
(abbreviation) (See 肉饅頭) manjū (steamed bun) with meat filling |
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nikuman にくまん |
(abbreviation) manjū (steamed bun) with meat filling |
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muneniku むねにく |
breast meat (usu. of chicken); breast; white meat |
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kusurigui くすりぐい |
winter-time practice of eating meat of animals such as boar and deer to ward off cold |
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kanikama(kani蒲); kanikama(蟹蒲); kanikama カニかま(カニ蒲); かにかま(蟹蒲); カニカマ |
(kana only) imitation crab meat; crab sticks |
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chiai ちあい |
meat of a fish (e.g. tuna) that is dark red with blood, usu. coming from the parts close to the spine |
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kamameshi かまめし |
rice, meat and vegetable dish served in a small pot |
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tsura(p); tsura つら(P); ツラ |
(1) (often derog. or vulg.) (See 顔・かお・1) face; mug; (2) surface; (3) (kana only) cheek meat; (4) (archaism) cheek; cheeks; (5) (archaism) surrounding area |
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hohoniku; hooniku(頬肉); hohoniku ほほにく; ほおにく(頬肉); ホホニク |
(kana only) cheek meat |
食肉センター see styles |
shokunikusentaa / shokunikusenta しょくにくセンター |
(1) distribution and trading system for meat; (2) (See 屠殺場) slaughterhouse (euphemism); abattoir |
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basashi ばさし |
{food} (See 刺身,桜肉) horse-meat sashimi; basashi |
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shikaniku しかにく |
venison; deer meat |
キーマ・カレー see styles |
kiima karee / kima karee キーマ・カレー |
keema curry; minced-meat curry |
コールドミート see styles |
koorudomiito / koorudomito コールドミート |
cold meat; cold cuts |
シュークルート see styles |
shuukuruuto / shukuruto シュークルート |
(1) {food} (See ザワークラウト) choucroute (fre:); sauerkraut; (2) {food} choucroute garnie; sauerkraut cooked and served with meat |
スタッフィング see styles |
sutaffingu スタッフィング |
(1) stuffing; padding; filler; (2) stuffing (e.g. for roast meat); (3) order problems with an intermediary seller |
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surimi すりみ |
surimi; minced fish (or meat) mashed into a paste |
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sobameshi そばめし |
(kana only) soba and rice cooked together along with meat, vegetables, etc. on a metal plate |
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tsurami; tsurami ツラミ; つらみ |
cheek meat |
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harasu; harasu ハラス; はらす |
{food} belly meat (from a fish, esp. salmon) |
ホワイトミート see styles |
howaitomiito / howaitomito ホワイトミート |
white meat |
マーボードーフ see styles |
maaboodoofu / maboodoofu マーボードーフ |
(food term) mapo doufu (chi:); mapo tofu; spicy Sichuan dish of tofu and minced meat |
ミート・ソース see styles |
miito soosu / mito soosu ミート・ソース |
(food term) tomato sauce with minced meat (eng: meat sauce) |
ミート・ローフ see styles |
miito roofu / mito roofu ミート・ローフ |
meat loaf; meatloaf |
ミートハンマー see styles |
miitohanmaa / mitohanma ミートハンマー |
meat tenderizer |
ミンチカツレツ see styles |
minchikatsuretsu ミンチカツレツ |
fried cake of minced meat (wasei: mince cutlet) |
メンチカツレツ see styles |
menchikatsuretsu メンチカツレツ |
fried cake of minced meat (wasei: mince cutlet) |
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yudejiru ゆでじる |
broth left over after boiling meat, fish, vegetables, etc.; stock |
レッド・ミート see styles |
reddo miito / reddo mito レッド・ミート |
red meat |
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kushikatsu(串katsu); kushikatsu(串katsu) くしカツ(串カツ); くしかつ(串かつ) |
{food} kushikatsu; deep-fried skewered meat and vegetables |
人参しりしりー see styles |
ninjinshirishirii / ninjinshirishiri にんじんしりしりー |
(food term) (rkb:) Okinawan dish of grated carrot stir-fried with egg and sometimes meat or fish |
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katamariniku かたまりにく |
chunk of meat (e.g. for grilling); joint of meat |
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seikeiniku / sekeniku せいけいにく |
restructured meat; restructured steak |
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sakuraniku さくらにく |
horse meat |
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sakuranabe さくらなべ |
{food} (See 桜・4) horse-meat hotpot |
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jibuni じぶに |
duck meat stew (dish from Ishikawa prefecture) |
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kunseiniku / kunseniku くんせいにく |
smoked meat |
牛脂注入加工肉 see styles |
gyuushichuunyuukakouniku / gyushichunyukakoniku ぎゅうしちゅうにゅうかこうにく |
processed meat injected with a beef tallow mixture |
甲の薬は乙の毒 see styles |
kounokusurihaotsunodoku / konokusurihaotsunodoku こうのくすりはおつのどく |
(expression) (proverb) one man's meat is another man's poison; one man's medicine is another man's poison |
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nikumiso にくみそ |
meat miso; miso mixed with ground meat |
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hoshishi; hojishi ほしし; ほじし |
(archaism) (See 干し肉・ほしにく) dried meat; jerky |
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kusurigui くすりぐい |
winter-time practice of eating meat of animals such as boar and deer to ward off cold |
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kanimiso; kanimiso かにみそ; カニミソ |
(1) (kana only) brown meat (crab); miso-like paste found inside a crab's (and arthropods in general) intestinal area; (2) miso mixed with crab innards or scraps |
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honetsuki ほねつき |
(can be adjective with の) (1) on the bone (meat, etc.); unboned; (2) skeletal system; skeleton |
コールド・ミート see styles |
koorudo miito / koorudo mito コールド・ミート |
cold meat; cold cuts |
Entries with 2nd row of characters: The 2nd row is Simplified Chinese.
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