Usage of "unchewable"

(Of meat) full of sinews; especially impossible to chew.

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Sinònims

Examples for "fibrous"

The fibrous material found in rolled oats consists almost entirely of cellulose. 
 School and Home Cooking 

A case of primary malignant fibrous histiocytoma of the lung is reported. 
 Pubmed 

Two cases of solitary fibrous tumor of the spinal cord are described. 
 Pubmed 

Accurate determination of a threshold greyscale level representing fibrous tissue is critical. 
 Pubmed 

This is a mass of fibrous tissue originating from a subcutaneous source. 
 Swan Song 

A sinewy form in the shadows of the pines appeared and disappeared. 
 The Log School-House on the Columbia 

He had noticed more than once the sinewy fingers of the Chinaman. 
 Wild Youth, Volume 2. 

I was tough and sinewy, and knew not the meaning of luxury. 
 Field and Forest; Or, The Fortunes of a Farmer 

Or at the monster: a tall, sinewy thing, but definitely not human. 
 Crown of Midnight 

His muscles, in spite of his fifty-four years, were strong and sinewy. 
 The Man in Gray: A Romance of North and South 

The stringy, yet short, dark-skinned Mawikizi returned the salute with a smile. 
 The Cole Protocol 

Teddy stirred his food, some kind of shepherd's pie, the meat stringy. 
 Shutter Island 

The proprietor was sixty years old, perhaps; gray, stooped, stringy of neck. 
 The Real Adventure 

The patio was but a little square of dust and stringy grass. 
 The Second Latchkey 

The owner of the restaurant was a queer little, grey-faced, stringy fellow. 
 Tramping on Life / An Autobiographical Narrative 

Ús de unchewable en anglès

There was still some unchewable matter in her mouth, and the parched syllables came with difficulty. 
 Harvest Home 

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Significats de unchewable en anglès