veal
- noun
- /viːl/
- You have the duck or the veal.
- veal calves
So chicken soup, beef broth, veal stock, and the vitamins A&D; you'll get from seafood and pork products.
- So chicken soup, beef broth, veal stock, and the vitamins A&D; you'll get from seafood and pork products.
- And then I had this veal that wasn't quite to my liking at a restaurant and then made my way home after a few cosmos.
- My vulva is smooth as a veal cutlet.
- Yeah, Google can do all that big ziti, chicken parm, veal, veal.
- That is sacred ground beef, pork, veal laugh.
- Little, you know, veals, little, you know, veal squares or whatever, what else?
Examples
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I'll have the veal piccata.
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On each plate, she laid three golden rounds of veal and ladled over them some of the artichoke sauce.
Fiction book (1995) -
If they ordered the veal, she told them, she would not serve it.
Fiction book (1991) -
Look in my refrigerator and pick up a package that says "veal" on it.
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Three kinds of meat in the meatballs: veal, beef, and pork.
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Try the veal!
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"I looked over at Andrea, who was chewing her veal very carefully now."
Fiction book (1991) -
Everything was ready except the veal medallions, which were a last-minute dish.
Fiction book (1995) -
Also known as jellied veal, the dish is often accompanied by potatoes and pickled beetroot or a crisp bread.
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I ordered the delicious veal parmesan for dinner last night.
Synonyms
Meat from a young calf used in cooking, often in French dishes
Compounds
A cooked veal cutlet coated in breadcrumbs and cheese, topped with tomato sauce
A stew of pork and veal with pickled cabbage and caraway, served with sour cream
Surface Forms
Etymology
Veal comes from the Latin word vitellus, which meant 'little calf'. So veal is the meat from a young calf.