meat house (Meaning)

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meat house (n)

a small house where smoke is used to cure meat or fish

a small house (on a farm) where meat is stored

No Synonyms and anytonyms found

The butcher's meat house was a crowded hub of activity, where customers could purchase fresh cuts of meat.
The smell of barbecued ribs filled the air around the meat house, enticing passersby with its tantalizing aroma.
The town's meat house was a historical landmark, having served as a local gathering place for generations.
Farmers brought their livestock to the meat house for processing, ensuring a steady supply of fresh meat for the community.
The meat house's signature pastrami sandwich was a local delicacy, known for its tender slices of corned beef.
The interior of the meat house was a symphony of textures, with rows of glistening cuts of meat hanging from hooks.
The butchers at the meat house were skilled artisans, expertly handling the knives and cleavers used to prepare meat.
The meat house was a bustling hub of commerce, with customers coming from miles around to purchase high-quality meat products.
The owners of the meat house prided themselves on their commitment to ethical and sustainable meat practices.
The meat house's gleaming stainless steel equipment and pristine floors reflected the owners' dedication to hygiene and cleanliness.

a small house where smoke is used to cure meat or fish, a small house (on a farm) where meat is stored

No synonyms found.

No antonyms found.

The butcher's meat house was a crowded hub of activity, where customers could purchase fresh cuts of meat.

The smell of barbecued ribs filled the air around the meat house, enticing passersby with its tantalizing aroma.

The town's meat house was a historical landmark, having served as a local gathering place for generations.

Farmers brought their livestock to the meat house for processing, ensuring a steady supply of fresh meat for the community.