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/bayk"meet'/, n. Obs.1. pastry; pie.2. cooked food, esp. a meat pie.Also, baked meat.[1350-1400; ME bake mete, OE bacen mete baked food. See BAKE, MEAT]
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Bakemeat — Bake meat (b[=a]k m[=e]t ), Baked meat Baked meat (b[=a]kt ), n. A pie; baked food. [Obs.] Gen. xl. 17. Shak. [1913 Webster] … The Collaborative International Dictionary of English
bakemeat — noun or baked meat Etymology: Middle English bakemete, from baken to bake + mete food more at bake, meat obsolete : cooked usually baked food; … Useful english dictionary
baked meat — bakemeat. * * * … Universalium
Baked-meat — Bakemeat Bake meat (b[=a]k m[=e]t ), Baked meat Baked meat (b[=a]kt ), n. A pie; baked food. [Obs.] Gen. xl. 17. Shak. [1913 Webster] … The Collaborative International Dictionary of English
baked meat — noun see bakemeat * * * bakemeat. * * * bake|meat «BAYK MEET», noun, or baked meat, Obsolete. 1. a dish of baked food, as pastry. 2. a meat pie … Useful english dictionary
bakeapple — /bayk ap euhl/, n. Canadian Atlantic Provinces. cloudberry. Also, bake apple, baked apple /baykt ap euhl/, baked apple berry. [1765 75; appar. BAKE (as n. or adj.; cf. BAKEMEAT) + APPLE, said to be so called because its taste resembles that of a… … Universalium
bakeapple — noun creeping raspberry of north temperate regions with yellow or orange berries • Syn: ↑cloudberry, ↑dwarf mulberry, ↑baked apple berry, ↑salmonberry, ↑Rubus chamaemorus • Hypernyms: ↑raspberry, ↑raspberry bush … Useful english dictionary
