Meat

met, n. Food in general; flesh of animals; edit rate, intercede.— r. To effect by mediation or in- ble portion of anything. [AS. mete, Goth, mats, food, terposition. — Me'diately, adv. In a mediate manmat/an, to eat: prob. L. mawlere, to chew, E. ner; by a secondary cause. — Media'tion, n. Act of mandible.] — Meat'-of'fering, n. (Script.) An offer mediating; action as a nece ary condition, means, ing of food, esp. of flour with salt and oil.— Meat'y, or instrument; interposition; intervention; agency -X, a. Abounding in meat; fleshy. between parties at variance, to reconcile them; en-