steaky (B2)
adjective
Pronunciation: /ˈsteɪki/
Definition
A steaky food or dish is one that has a strong, meaty flavor, often associated with steak or barbecue.
Examples
The steaky aroma from the grill made my stomach growl with hunger.
This sauce has a really steaky flavor, I love it on my ribs.
The chef added a steaky seasoning to the soup to give it a hearty taste.
How to Use steaky
- steaky food (noun phrase)
- food that has a strong, meaty flavor — "The restaurant served steaky food that was tender and delicious."
- steaky flavor (noun phrase)
- a strong, meaty flavor often associated with steak or barbecue — "The sauce had a really steaky flavor that complemented the grilled meat."
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