gamelike
- adjective
- /ˈɡeɪmˌlaɪk/
- The stew had a rich, gamelike flavor that reminded me of hunting.
Examples
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Some people enjoy the gamelike taste of wild duck, while others find it too strong.
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He enjoys gamelike dishes, especially those made with venison.
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The roast had a gamelike aroma that filled the entire kitchen.
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The chef described the stew as gamelike, with rich and earthy flavors.
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The roasted meat had a gamelike flavor that made it taste similar to the wild game I used to hunt.
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Many chefs prefer using gamelike ingredients, such as rabbit or pheasant, for their distinct and rich taste.
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At the dinner party, the guests praised the dish for its gamelike qualities, reminiscent of a hunt in the forest.
Synonyms
A strong meat taste that is slightly wild or spoiled
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Etymology
The word gamelike comes from game meaning 'wild animals hunted for food' and the ending -like meaning 'similar to'. So when food or a smell is called gamelike, it reminds you of the strong, wild taste or smell of hunted animals.