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offal

/ˈɒf.əl/

/ˈɑː.fəl/

Translations

offalnoun

offals

Many traditional Scottish dishes make extensive use of offal, including liver, heart, and tripe.

De nombreux plats écossais traditionnels font largement appel aux abats, notamment le foie, le cœur et la panse.

déchetsSens courant pour les résidus ou rebuts, notamment en contexte d’abattoir ou industriel.

The rendering plant recycles the offal from local abattoirs into animal feed.

L'usine de traitement recycle les déchets des abattoirs locaux en aliments pour animaux.

Additional translations

rebutsVariante plus littéraire ou technique pour des déchets non valorisables.

Synonyms

offaladjective

/ˈɒf.əl/

/ˈɑː.fəl/

Used attributively before a noun (e.g., "offal stew"); included as ADJECTIVE per guidelines.

d'abatsS’emploie dans un groupe nominal, surtout en cuisine.

The chef's menu featured several offal dishes that showcased nose-to-tail cooking.

Le menu du chef proposait plusieurs plats d'abats qui mettaient à l'honneur la cuisine du nez à la queue.

offalnoun

The edible internal organs and entrails of a slaughtered animal used as food.

Many traditional Scottish dishes make extensive use of offal, including liver, heart, and tripe.

Refuse or waste material, especially the inedible parts trimmed from a slaughtered animal or other industrial by-products.

The rendering plant recycles the offal from local abattoirs into animal feed.

offaladjective

Relating to, made of, or consisting of offal (used before a noun).

The chef's menu featured several offal dishes that showcased nose-to-tail cooking.