gralloch (Meaning)
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gralloch (n.)
Offal of a deer.
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gralloch (v. t.)
To remove the offal from (a deer).
Synonyms & Antonyms of gralloch
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gralloch Sentence Examples
- The hunter carefully gralloched the deer to remove the internal organs.
- The gralloch was a necessary step to prepare the game for consumption.
- The gralloch revealed a large heart and healthy lungs in the animal.
- The gralloch was performed with surgical precision to avoid damaging the meat.
- The gralloch was an essential part of the hunting process, ensuring the freshness of the game.
- The hunter used a sharp knife to expertly gralloch the animal.
- The gralloch was a messy but important task that required a steady hand.
- The gralloch allowed the hunter to inspect the animal's internal organs for any signs of disease.
- The gralloch was completed promptly to prevent the meat from spoiling.
- The hunter's gralloching skills were admired by his fellow hunters.
FAQs About the word gralloch
Offal of a deer., To remove the offal from (a deer).
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The hunter carefully gralloched the deer to remove the internal organs.
The gralloch was a necessary step to prepare the game for consumption.
The gralloch revealed a large heart and healthy lungs in the animal.
The gralloch was performed with surgical precision to avoid damaging the meat.
