meated

English

Etymology

From meat +‎ -ed.

Adjective

meated (comparative more meated, superlative most meated)

1. Fed; fattened.
2. (in combination) Having a specified kind of meat.
   • September 20, 1837, William Cullen Bryant, Calhoun’s Diminished Stature

     At this moment the rabbit sprang from his arms and disappeared among the brush wood. "Go to pot," said the man, "you are a good-for-nothing dry-meated beast, to make the best of you."

Anagrams

• demate, teamed