meat and two veg — ˌmeat and twoˈ veg 7 [meat and two veg] noun uncountable (BrE, informal) a dish of meat with potatoes and another vegetable, considered as typical traditional Brit … Useful english dictionary
meat and two veg — (BrE infml) a meal consisting of some meat and two different vegetables, one of which is potato. It is a traditional British meal, although now British people enjoy a greater variety of foods, and ‘meat and two veg’ is sometimes seen as old… … Universalium
meat and two veg — (your) meat and two veg British, humorous a man s sexual organs. I tell you what, his trousers were so tight you could see his meat and two veg! … New idioms dictionary
meat and two veg — British, informal a traditional type of meal, often found in Britain, which is basic and slightly boring, usually a piece of meat and two vegetables. The food is very much meat and two veg you won t find any of your fancy French cuisine here … New idioms dictionary
meat and two veg — noun a) A stereotypical standard dinner, with a meat and two kinds of vegetable. b) The male genitals … Wiktionary
your meat and two veg — (your) meat and two veg British, humorous a man s sexual organs. I tell you what, his trousers were so tight you could see his meat and two veg! … New idioms dictionary
meat and two veg — Meaning Traditional English meal. Origin Also a jokey reference to male genitalia (work it out for yourself) … Meaning and origin of phrases
meat and two veg — • a slang expression for a mans equipment … Londonisms dictionary
meat and two veg — Noun. The male genitals … English slang and colloquialisms
meat — 1. a person viewed sexually Male or female, heterosexually: Away, you mouldy rogue, away. I am meat for your master. (Shakespeare, 2 Henry N) or homosexually: Together, he and Jimmy had shared some of the choicest meat inside the … How not to say what you mean: A dictionary of euphemisms