wagyu
7.9
Relating to Japanese cattle or their high-quality marbled beef
- adjective
- /ˈwɑːɡjuː/
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wagyu
- He ordered a wagyu steak, eager to try the famous marbled beef.
Examples
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Many chefs prefer wagyu cuts for their rich taste and buttery texture.
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The restaurant offers a special wagyu burger known for its tenderness and flavor.
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Wow, this is amazing wagyu!
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I just had wagyu!
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The restaurant offers a special wagyu burger known for its tenderness and flavor.
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He ordered a wagyu steak, eager to try the famous marbled beef.
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Many chefs prefer wagyu cuts for their rich taste and buttery texture.
Surface Forms
wagyu positive
Etymology
The word wagyu comes from two Japanese parts, wa meaning 'Japanese' and gyu meaning 'cow', so it literally means 'Japanese cow'. That's why wagyu as an adjective describes things that come from those famous cattle or their rich beef.
