ribeye
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- noun
- /ˈrɪb.aɪ/
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ribeye
- Respondents from Nebraska, the state with the highest rate for steak at 40 percent, had a slight preference for a T-bone over a ribeye.
- ribeye steak
- boneless ribeye
- grilled ribeye
Examples
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Their blackened Texas ribeye is melt-in-your-mouth awesomeness, and it's only 16 dollars—woot!
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A pimply boy looming over a stack of coffee cups took our orders for medium-rare ribeyes.
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That's what makes a ribeye so awesome.
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Tonight I'm having ribeyes.
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The holiday season is always packed with activities and traditions, so make your chief celebration easy and foolproof with a boneless ribeye roast from The Double R Ranch Co. and an Oregon pinot noir.
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Take, for example, the Le Boeuf—beef ribeye, wasabi spinach, and a medley of bell peppers.
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For dinner, I grilled a delicious ribeye steak seasoned with herbs that melted in my mouth.
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The menu featured a tender ribeye served with garlic mashed potatoes and asparagus.
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At the restaurant, I ordered a juicy ribeye steak cooked to perfection and accompanied by a rich red wine.
Synonyms
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A thick slice of meat, usually beef, that people cook to eat
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A piece of beef from one part of a cow used for cooking
A boneless beef steak cut from the rib, often served in French cooking
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Etymology
Ribeye comes from the two simple parts rib and eye, where 'eye' means the 'round, tender centre' of the rib section. So a ribeye is the juicy, tender middle piece of meat from the cow's rib, which is why people choose it for a tasty steak.