suet
noun
the hard fatty tissue about the loins and kidneys of beef, sheep, etc., used in cooking or processed to yield tallow.
suety
-
a word derived from
suet.
Example Sentences
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Turner, with his lumbering gait and broad, suety face, dominates the picture, seeming to personify his age and all its contradictions.
From New York Times ● Dec. 18, 2014
Perhaps he was Georgy Malenkov, the suety, waxen-faced Great Russian who donned the dictator's mantle.
From Time Magazine Archive
As though, perhaps, he had suddenly seen someone coming toward him, someone he loathed and had always avoided but now would be forced to confront: an aging, suety and slightly repulsive intellectual.
From Time Magazine Archive
Augie is so suety that on a warm day the cooler is the only place he can keep his body heat down.
From Time Magazine Archive
To the stodgy, suety world of course it's little else than sheer moonshine, midsummer madness.
From The Return by Walter De la Mare
