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tal·low·y
tae lo i
tallowiness (n.)
noun
the white nearly tasteless solid rendered fat of cattle and sheep used chiefly in soap, candles, and lubricants
verb
transitive verb
to grease or smear with tallow
Noun Middle English talgh, talow; akin to Middle Dutch talch tallow
The first known use of tallow was in the 14th century
rent1 of 4noun
money paid for the use of property : a periodic payment made by a tenant to the owner for the use of the owner's property
rent2 of 4verb
to take and hold property under an agreement to pay rent
to give the possession and use of in return for rent
rented a cottage to friends
to be for rent
the room rents for $40 a week
rent3 of 4
tap dancenoun
a dance tapped out loudly by means of shoes to which taps have been added
reserve1 of 2verb
to keep in store for future or special use
reserve that shirt for special occasions
to hold over to a future time or place : defer
reserve judgment on that matter
to arrange to have set aside and held for one's use
reserve a hotel room
reserve2 of 2noun
something stored or available for future use : stock
oil reserves
military forces held back or available for later use—usually used in plural
the military forces of a country not part of the regular services
an area of land set apart
a wild game reserve
restraint, closeness, or caution in one's words and behavior
substitute entry 1
the reserves of the football team
tannic acidnoun
tannin
tank topnoun
a sleeveless collarless shirt with a low neckline
tam-o'-shanternoun
a Scottish cap with a tight headband, wide flat circular crown, and usually a pom-pom
tallownoun
the solid fat of cattle and sheep used chiefly in soap, candles, and lubricants
1 And that tallow does pop, giving the tortilla a distinct unctuousness that’s easy to obsess over.
2 According to a 1994 study, tallow candles once cost 40.3 cents per 1,000 lumen hours.
3 Fat is in the news: Not just because of the world's obesity problems, but because one agriculture company accidentally fattened up the Houston Ship Channel on Tuesday by spilling 15,000 gallons of beef tallow into it.
4 West: Almost all the interiors were lit with real tallow candles.
5 After smoking for hours, the beef is wrapped in peach paper and brushed with tallow.
6 My friends are a course ahead of me and recommend the inguiri nigiri ($12.00), which has plantain, pork tallow, cecina, and chimichurri.
7 The gravy is made with mushrooms, cracked black pepper and beef tallow instead of butter.
8 The Bank of England was initially criticized by some animal lovers and religious groups for using a minimal amount of tallow — an animal fat product commonly used as an industrial lubricant — to produce polymer bills.
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