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11beef|a|lo — «BEE fuh loh», noun, plural loes or los. U.S. any one of a breed of beef cattle developed by interbreeding Herefords and Charolaises with buffaloes. ╂[blend of beef and buffalo] …
12Beef — (engl., spr. bihf), Rind, Rindfleisch; Beefeaters (beef eaters, spr. ihters), Rindfleischesser, Spottname für die militär. Wächter des Tower in London …
13beef-up — /beef up /, n. an act or instance of strengthening or reinforcing. [n. use of v. phrase beef up] * * * …
14beef — [n1] strong physical makeup arm, brawn, flesh, force, heftiness, meat, might, muscle, physique, power, robustness, sinew, steam, strength, thew, vigor; concept 757 beef [n2] complaint bickering, criticism, dispute, grievance, gripe, grouse,… …
15beef — ► NOUN 1) the flesh of a cow, bull, or ox, used as food. 2) (pl. beeves or US also beefs) a cow, bull, or ox fattened for its meat. 3) informal flesh with well developed muscle. 4) informal strength or power. 5) (pl …
16beef — [bēf] n. pl. for 1 & 5, beefs; for 1, also beeves [ME < OFr boef < L bos (gen. bovis), ox (apparently an Oscan Umbrian cognate form, replacing L * vos) < IE * gwōus < base * gwou : see COW1] 1. a full grown ox, cow, bull, or steer,… …
17beef-up — /beef up /, n. an act or instance of strengthening or reinforcing. [n. use of v. phrase beef up] …
18Beef — Beef, eine der Jungferinseln in den Kleinen Antillen, östlich von der Insel Tortola, nur durch einen Kanal von letzterer getrennt …
19Beef — (engl., spr. bīf), Rindfleisch; auch Spottname für Engländer (s. Beefeaters) …
20Beef — [biːf, englisch] das, s, Rindfleisch. Beefsteak, Schnitte aus Filet, Rücken oder Keule vom Rind; deutsches Beefsteak, Kloß aus gebratenem gehacktem Fleisch; Beefsteak Tatar, Tatarenbeefsteak, Tatar, gehacktes rohes Beefsteakfleisch mit rohem… …
