meatloaf

noun
UK /ˈmiːt.ləʊf/
US /ˈmiːt.loʊf/

Meatloaf is a food made from ground meat mixed together and baked in a loaf shape.

Mom made a meatloaf with ketchup on top for dinner.


OTHER MEANINGS

2. A loaf-shaped portion of any food made from ground or chopped ingredients.

She served a vegetarian lentil loaf that looked just like a meatloaf.

3. A nickname for the American singer Michael Lee Aday, known for his powerful voice and theatrical rock performances.

Meat Loaf sang 'Bat Out of Hell' at the concert.

4. A dish of chopped meat and seasonings, often served cold in slices.

He packed a slice of leftover meatloaf in his lunchbox.