pope's eye

The term "pope's eye" refers to a specific part of an ox or sheep, commonly used in culinary contexts.

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Definition

C1Culinary

(informal)A cut of meat from the rump of an ox or sheep, known for its tenderness and flavor.

Example

  • The chef recommended the pope's eye for its exceptional tenderness.

C2Anatomy

(technical)A lymphatic gland surrounded by fat located in the middle of the thigh of an ox or sheep.

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