Definitions for offalˈɔ fəl, ˈɒf əl
Random House Webster's College Dictionary
of•falˈɔ fəl, ˈɒf əl(n.)
waste parts, esp. the viscera or inedible remains of a butchered animal.
refuse or rubbish; garbage.
Origin of offal:
1350–1400; ME, =ofoff+falfall ; cf. D afval
Princeton's WordNet
offal(noun)
viscera and trimmings of a butchered animal often considered inedible by humans
Wiktionary
offal(Noun)
The rejected or waste parts of a butchered animal.
offal(Noun)
The internal organs of an animal other than a bird, these organs being used as food.
offal(Noun)
A dead body.
offal(Noun)
Carrion.
offal(Noun)
That which is thrown away as worthless or unfit for use; refuse; rubbish.
Translations for offal
Kernerman English Multilingual Dictionary
offal(noun)
the parts of an animal eg the heart, liver etc which are considered as food for people.
- afvalAfrikaans

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- карантияBulgarian

- miúdosPortuguese (BR)

- droby, vnitřnostiCzech

- die Innereien (pl.)German

- indmadDanish

- εντόσθια ζώου που τρώγονται από τον άνθρωποGreek

- asaduras, menudosSpanish

- rupskidEstonian

- دل و جگر؛ کله پاچهFarsi

- sisäelimetFinnish

- abatsFrench

- חֲלָקיִם פְּנִימִיִיםHebrew

- मांसHindi

- iznutriceCroatian

- belsőség(ek) (állaté)Hungarian

- jeroanIndonesian

- innmaturIcelandic

- interiora, rigaglieItalian

- 臓物Japanese

- 썩은 고기; 찌꺼기Korean

- plaučkepeniaiLithuanian

- subproduktiLatvian

- bahagian dalamMalay

- lever, nieren enz.Dutch

- innmatNorwegian

- podrobyPolish

- دل و جگر؛ کله پاچهPersian

- سراو پيښى، زړه او ځيكرPashto

- víscerasPortuguese

- măruntaieRomanian

- потрохаRussian

- drobkySlovak

- drobovinaSlovenian

- iznutriceSerbian

- inälvsmatSwedish

- เครื่องในสัตว์Thai

- sakatatTurkish

- (人類會食用的)動物內臟Chinese (Trad.)

- потрухи, тельбухиUkrainian

- اوجھڑيUrdu

- đồ thừaVietnamese

- 内脏,下水Chinese (Simp.)

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