meatbally

adj

Etymology

From meatball + -y.

  1. derived from *bʰel-
  2. derived from *bʰélō
  3. inherited from *balluz
  4. derived from bǫllr
  5. inherited from *beall
  6. inherited from bal
  7. compounded as meatball — “meat + ball
  8. suffixed as meatbally — “meatball + y

Definitions

  1. Resembling or characteristic of meatballs.

    • >>Is the use of the word 'faggot' really necessary here? >> > No. It is not necessary here. Or there. Or anywhere else. In fact, > it is appalling. Good call, Richard... What about when referring to those nice Welsh meatbally things?
    • Remember those meatbally things called "faggots"?
    • The meat tastes unadulterated, with a finely ground meatbally texture, and sits high on its sesame-seed throne, crowned with melted Cheddar clinging to thick, clean-tasting bacon.
  2. With meatballs.

    • Then something caught my nose. Residential cooking, stinking up the hallway, coagulated gravy, meatbally, mashed potatoey.
    • Ama and I sat at the kitchen table and scarfed down some rice, vegetables, and a meatbally soup.
    • Ruthie grew up in New York so it was South Italian food she was used to: ‘tomato saucy, meatbally’.

The neighborhood

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sense glosses and etymology drawn from English Wiktionary · source · CC-BY-SA