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Definition of tripe in English: tripenoun trʌɪptraɪp mass noun1The first or second stomach of a cow or other ruminant used as food. Example sentencesExamples - And they haven't even tried the tripe and onions yet.
- This is a spicy dish consisting of leafy greens with tripe (sheep or goat stomach), fish, beef, salt pork, and chicken.
- When he comes off his shift he eats alone, tripe, rabbit, distinctive food that is for men.
- The Haggis is the greatest of all puddings, greater than stomach, tripe or guts, and well worth this long grace.
- Andouillettes are a Normandy specialty made by filling pig intestine with more pig intestines and tripe, or cow's stomach lining.
- Spoon some tripe, porcini mushrooms and tomatoes into each and set aside, keeping warm.
- Then they asked if she ate kidney, liver or tripe.
- For the tripe, place the tripe in a medium bowl, and rub with the salt.
- The sheep's stomach, or tripe as it is known by its industry name, merely houses the haggis for presentation and is not even consumed with the haggis.
- I never see any of the great meat delicacies around your shop… you know, brains, sweetbreads, kidneys, tripe, lamb tongue.
- The place is an absolute joy - full of life, colour, movement, bulls' testicles, cod tripe, goose barnacles and tiny, tiny, baby broad beans.
- It starts off with mannish water - a soup made from goat tripe (intestine).
- The menu was meat-heavy: fowl, pheasant, tripe, pork, steak, lamb and duck, cooked in a variety of ways.
- In Watsonville they do great brain, tripe or tongue tacos.
- Other entradas include grilled chorizo (hot or cold), cheese, serrano ham, tripe, grilled sardines and mussels.
- This is a place for offal lovers - there is tongue, tripe, intestine and liver.
- Made with beef tripe and hominy, menudo is often flavored with garlic, onions, and dried chilies.
- Offal (variety meats), such as tongue, heart, liver, and tripe, is also included in many dishes such as soups and stews.
- My mother used to make brilliant tripe but mine tasted absolutely awful and my guests were far from impressed.
- I remember finding it hard to choose between junket and tripe, but I named tripe as I disliked it even more than junket.
2informal Nonsense; rubbish. you do talk tripe sometimes Example sentencesExamples - There's a Minister for Global Health out there somewhere and it seems that if you write beyond your allocation of tripe and twaddle, he or she will take retribution.
- And the attacks on his parents and even his town as a ‘breeding ground of liberal parenting’ just reeks of so much narrow-minded patriotic tripe.
- I've said all the negative things I'm going to say, and I refuse to find anything positive about this irritatingly mindless tripe.
- However, I choked on my breakfast cereal at the facile, almost comical self-indulgent tripe in the second half of the piece.
- Yes, but then how many people are really interested in the tripe and rubbish served up at 6.30 pm on the programme.
- I saw bank tellers in cheap suits talking tripe to gullible secretaries.
- This tripe, trivia and tosh poisons British politics and belittles us all
- The unadulterated tripe about food, the rise of the celebrity chef, cooking and all the pretentious cant that goes with it, is beyond me.
- Even if you take that deep breath, you will find that the capacity for people to say completely ridiculous, stupid, insensitive and inconsiderate tripe knows no bounds.
- I stopped reading the drivel Bill spouts a long time ago, until people started referencing his nonsense on their weblogs - usually in anger to whatever tripe he was bashing out.
Synonyms nonsense, balderdash, gibberish, claptrap, blarney, blather, blether, moonshine nonsense, rubbish, balderdash, gibberish, blarney, claptrap, guff, blather, blether
Origin Middle English: from Old French, of unknown origin. Rhymes gripe, hype, mistype, pipe, ripe, sipe, skype, slype, snipe, stripe, swipe, type, wipe Definition of tripe in US English: tripenountrīptraɪp 1The first or second stomach of a cow or other ruminant used as food. Example sentencesExamples - And they haven't even tried the tripe and onions yet.
- The Haggis is the greatest of all puddings, greater than stomach, tripe or guts, and well worth this long grace.
- In Watsonville they do great brain, tripe or tongue tacos.
- The place is an absolute joy - full of life, colour, movement, bulls' testicles, cod tripe, goose barnacles and tiny, tiny, baby broad beans.
- For the tripe, place the tripe in a medium bowl, and rub with the salt.
- This is a spicy dish consisting of leafy greens with tripe (sheep or goat stomach), fish, beef, salt pork, and chicken.
- Other entradas include grilled chorizo (hot or cold), cheese, serrano ham, tripe, grilled sardines and mussels.
- It starts off with mannish water - a soup made from goat tripe (intestine).
- When he comes off his shift he eats alone, tripe, rabbit, distinctive food that is for men.
- Then they asked if she ate kidney, liver or tripe.
- The sheep's stomach, or tripe as it is known by its industry name, merely houses the haggis for presentation and is not even consumed with the haggis.
- I never see any of the great meat delicacies around your shop… you know, brains, sweetbreads, kidneys, tripe, lamb tongue.
- The menu was meat-heavy: fowl, pheasant, tripe, pork, steak, lamb and duck, cooked in a variety of ways.
- This is a place for offal lovers - there is tongue, tripe, intestine and liver.
- Made with beef tripe and hominy, menudo is often flavored with garlic, onions, and dried chilies.
- I remember finding it hard to choose between junket and tripe, but I named tripe as I disliked it even more than junket.
- Spoon some tripe, porcini mushrooms and tomatoes into each and set aside, keeping warm.
- Offal (variety meats), such as tongue, heart, liver, and tripe, is also included in many dishes such as soups and stews.
- Andouillettes are a Normandy specialty made by filling pig intestine with more pig intestines and tripe, or cow's stomach lining.
- My mother used to make brilliant tripe but mine tasted absolutely awful and my guests were far from impressed.
2informal Nonsense; rubbish. you do talk tripe sometimes Example sentencesExamples - I stopped reading the drivel Bill spouts a long time ago, until people started referencing his nonsense on their weblogs - usually in anger to whatever tripe he was bashing out.
- Even if you take that deep breath, you will find that the capacity for people to say completely ridiculous, stupid, insensitive and inconsiderate tripe knows no bounds.
- I've said all the negative things I'm going to say, and I refuse to find anything positive about this irritatingly mindless tripe.
- However, I choked on my breakfast cereal at the facile, almost comical self-indulgent tripe in the second half of the piece.
- This tripe, trivia and tosh poisons British politics and belittles us all
- The unadulterated tripe about food, the rise of the celebrity chef, cooking and all the pretentious cant that goes with it, is beyond me.
- And the attacks on his parents and even his town as a ‘breeding ground of liberal parenting’ just reeks of so much narrow-minded patriotic tripe.
- There's a Minister for Global Health out there somewhere and it seems that if you write beyond your allocation of tripe and twaddle, he or she will take retribution.
- Yes, but then how many people are really interested in the tripe and rubbish served up at 6.30 pm on the programme.
- I saw bank tellers in cheap suits talking tripe to gullible secretaries.
Synonyms nonsense, balderdash, gibberish, claptrap, blarney, blather, blether, moonshine nonsense, rubbish, balderdash, gibberish, blarney, claptrap, guff, blather, blether
Origin Middle English: from Old French, of unknown origin. |