cattlemeat

noun
UK /ˈkætəl miːt/
US /ˈkætəl miːt/

Meat that comes from cows.

The farmer sold cattlemeat at the market.


OTHER MEANINGS

2. The edible flesh of domesticated bovines used as food.

Cattlemeat was stored in the cold room.

3. A food product prepared from the muscle tissue of cows.

The stew was made with fresh cattlemeat.

4. Meat obtained from cattle raised on a farm.

Local cattlemeat is popular in this region.