Offal is valid Scrabble Word

Definitions for OFFAL in dictionary:

NOUN:
• waste or rejected parts, esp. of a carcase
• the entrails and internal organs of an animal used as food
• waste material
• decomposing animal flesh
• edible organs of an animal, such as liver or kidneys
• The rejected or waste parts of a butchered animal.
• A dead body; carrion.
• That which is thrown away as worthless or unfit for use; refuse; rubbish.
• viscera and trimmings of a butchered animal often considered inedible by humans

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How to use OFFAL in a sentence

• Off all the shores of our bays Offal has accumulated, and that during the hottest summer on record for these latitudes.
• The appearance of the Crow is grave and clerical, but it is nevertheless an Offal bird when engaged on a Tear.
• THOUGH DESTITUTE OF THE HIDE, HORNS, AND HOOFS, constituting the offal of most domestic animals, the pig is not behind the other mammalia in its usefulness to man.
• This fowl, which has the common run of the farm-yard, living on dairy-scraps and offal from the stable, begins to grow fat at threshing-time.
• Then follow the butcher markets, in which beef, mutton, veal, kid, and lamb, are sold to the great and rich, as the poor eat of all offal and unclean beasts without scruple.
• He collects bones too, and offal to add to the compost.
• Poor caravans camp there under the walls in a mire of offal and chicken-feathers and stripped date-branches prowled through by wolfish dogs and buzzed over by fat blue flies.
• Boonsboro and Harrodsburg were very dirty, the inhabitants were sickly, and the offal and dead beasts lay about, poisoning the air and the water.
• She was a thing, my God, from which the vulture and the jackal, prowling for offal, would fly with shrieks of loathing.
• Joe did as he was bid, and she gave him the offal for his services.
• I haunt the intellectual slaughter pens, and live by the putrid offal that self-respecting writers reject.
• There should be a regular arrangement of shambles, at a proper distance from the tents, and provided with a special drainage, and means of disposing instantly of the offal.
• This is the offal the national mind is feeding on, and yet people express surprise that we are becoming West-British and losing Catholic thought and character.
• Savage as a starving wolf pack these creatures wallowed in the refuse of the camp, and fought for offal as for a coveted delicacy.
• All filth, the offal of the city, the carcasses of beasts, the bodies of executed criminals, were cast indiscriminately into Gehenna.
• For some twenty yards he stumbled in an air thick with offal and garlic.
• She would have kicked the life out of him while her bully held him down, if a still stronger policeman had not flung her like a mass of offal into a corner.
• The lion, having sucked the blood of his prey, threw the offal carcass to the jackal in waiting.
• The produce of the offal and hides is laid out in the purchase of shoes and stockings for the poor women and children.
• He took out the entrails and flesh, so that instead of removing the skin, he really hewed the body out of it, throwing the offal into the sea.
• Vavasor himself was pelted with offal from the sinking tide, so that the very name of the River Bank became odious to him.
• They visit every oasis settlement in immense numbers, howling, yelping, and fighting for any bit of offal they may find.
• They live on carrion and offal, which is to be found in abundance in every street, as every description of filth is thrown out of the houses into the road.
• We see it, too, in the ups and downs of words once aristocratic or tender, words once the very signet of polite conversation, now tossed about amid the very offal of language.
• And was an important voyage ever made by one who had forgotten his overcoat? The steward rose, raised his bucket of fish offal, emptied it overboard, and went below.
• The offal of wheat makes not a little feed with chaff and cut straw.
• The offal of the grain is given to hogs, 500 to 600 head being annually fattened therewith.
• They have lived on offal so long that they have the faces of the extremely aged.
• He set down his basket of tools, picked up the scrap of offal, beat a pathway for himself with his stick, and got over the hedge.

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