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  • 91steak — /stayk/, n. 1. a slice of meat or fish, esp. beef, cooked by broiling, frying, etc. 2. chopped meat prepared in the same manner as a steak. [1400 50; late ME steike < ON steik meat roasted on a stick] * * * …

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  • 92steak au poivre — /stek oh pwannv rddeu/; Eng. /stayk oh pwah vreuh, pwahv /, French. See pepper steak (def. 2). * * * …

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  • 93steak tartare. — See tartar steak. [1950 55] * * * …

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  • 94steak au poivre — noun a steak, coated on one side with crushed peppercorns then fried and finished with a cream and brandy sauce …

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  • 95steak sauce — noun A condiment, usually containing a variety of flavorings, designed to accompany steak. Syn: brown sauce …

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  • 96steak — beefsteak steak …

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  • 97steak\ in\ the\ pocket — To experience good fortune or good luck when it was unexpected. Nice, my roommate bought the beer this time. Steak in the pocket …

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  • 98steak-eatah — An oversized American luxury sedan; also applies to the driver of such a vehicle. I was drivin down the Pike when this big ol steak eatah cuts me off and starts up the brake light revue …

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  • 99steak\ in\ the\ pocket — To experience good fortune or good luck when it was unexpected. Nice, my roommate bought the beer this time. Steak in the pocket …

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  • 100steak-eatah — An oversized American luxury sedan; also applies to the driver of such a vehicle. I was drivin down the Pike when this big ol steak eatah cuts me off and starts up the brake light revue …

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