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gristly

[ UK /ɡɹˈɪstli/ ]
ADJECTIVE
  1. difficult to chew

How To Use gristly In A Sentence

  • So-called cartilaginous fish, such as sharks and rays, with their gristly, rubbery flesh, are increasingly under threat from fishermen around the world. Euronews
  • The taco was a little tough and gristly, but everything was improved by the addition of a generous spoonful of tangy, thin red sauce and a chunkier salsa verde, both served icy-cold. Last Night « PubliCola
  • In England a ham sandwich is a cold, pink punch in the face, an angry thing marbled with gristly neglect. Why we must savour the rare English delicacy that is Jack Wilshere
  • If you have ever made the mistake of eating merguez in a French motorway cafeteria you will know how horrible the commercial kind can be: gristly, fatty, staggeringly salty.
  • Lionel pointed to a gristly gray lighted stairwell made of out clay.
  • Plus ... there're no fiddly, gristly bits to deal with. The Taming of the 'Fu
  • His guitar is a gristly sandblast to the eardrums, buzzing over a keyed-up rhythm section, and the raw mix doesn't shave off the edges.
  • So-called cartilaginous fish, such as sharks and rays, with their gristly, rubbery flesh, are increasingly under threat from fishermen around the … Euronews
  • My roast veal was three rectangular pieces of beast with the grey, gristly flavour of school silverside.
  • Are they greasy, gristly, or the best pasties in Plymouth? Budget eats in Plymouth
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