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Meanings of putrid meat in English
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Usage of putrid meat in English
1
We forbid by law the selling of putrid meat in the market.
2
The smell of putrid meat attracts the gravid carrion fly.
3
I no eat him like zat, throwing the putrid meat upon the floor again.
4
The hideous creatures swarmed in their bath of bran as they do in putrid meat.
5
Eagerly I seized the putrid meat in my mouth, offering a piece to my companions.
6
However putrid meat may be, it does not appear to affect the health of these people.
7
Sometimes also the juices oozing from the putrid meat soak a small extent of the sandy floor.
8
All the rest was of a piece; dry salad, putrid meat, and bread harder than English biscuit.
9
So we can only proselytise fresh meat, the convictions of putrid meat begin to be too strong for us.
10
Good wine is wealth, drugged wine is not; good meat is wealth, putrid meat is not; good pictures are wealth, bad pictures are not.
11
It is a prevalent idea that a leopard will not eat putrid meat, but that he forsakes a rotten carcase and seeks fresh prey.
12
"It smells of putrid meat!"
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