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succulent:meat
:
chicken,
fish,
duck,
beef,
salmon,
prawn,
mussel,
pork,
crab,
scallop,
veal,
steak,
lobster,
sausage,
german_sausage,
oyster,
clams,
shrimp,
turkey,
vegetable,
crabs,
corned_beef,
pastrami,
Modifiers matching
meat
:
fatty,
strong,
expensive,
raw,
side,
fresh,
large,
spanish,
precooked,
red,
exotic,
miscellaneous,
whole,
white,
good,
greasy,
hard,
light,
frozen,
interesting,
offer,
tasty,
baked,
mixed,
small,
bland,
salty,
efficient,
gamey,
firm,
open,
common,
roasted,
domesticated,
fat,
basic,
norwegian,
unclean,
acidic,
hot,
favorite,
rare,
tender,
homemade,
dry,
popular,
bony,
flaky,
dead,
uncooked,
skinless,
cheaper,
wild,
refrigerated,
commercial,
fragile,
regular,
available,
organic,
mild,
glandular,
familiar,
manufactured,
dense,
halal,
bloody,
lower,
top,
softer,
aged,
coloured,
fattier,
seasonal,
counter,
animal,
cartilaginous,
special,
local,
out,
thin,
healthy,
mammalian,
domestic,
marine,
vietnamese,
real,
unprocessed,
pure,
fine,
aquatic,
dried,
ordinary,
seasoned,
plain,
terrestrial,
juicy,
fried,
succulent,
standard,
delicate,
australian,
heavy,
cheap,
prepared,
rich,
unusual,
colored,
up,
clean,
pickled,
hearty,
textured,
nonruminant,
simple,
high,
indigenous,
iron,
italian,
alternative,
typical,
richer,
unique,
traditional,
safe,
tough,
heavier,
boney,
hazardous,
proteinaceous,
wholesome,
oily,
continental,
savory,
fancy,
feral,
lighter,
soft,
savoury,
raised,
uncured,
delicious,
ruminant,
smaller,
sweet,
spicy,
edible,
strained,
cold,
conventional,
then,
boneless,
moist,
Simple categories matching
succulent
:
vegetation,
genus,
meat,
plant,
forage,
food,
roughage,
fruit,
seafood,
host,
species,
vegetable,
material,
item,
dish,