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• Giblet — Gib let, a. Made of giblets; as, a giblet pie. [1913 Webster] …   The Collaborative International Dictionary of English

• giblet — see GIBLETS (Cf. giblets) …   Etymology dictionary

• giblet — Giblet, m. acut. Syncopé de Gibelet, ou Gimbelet, est un foret à percer fustailles de vin, qui a son fer delié et pointu, et perce en picquant; car il n est pas faict à vis comme le foret. Terebellum …   Thresor de la langue françoyse

• giblet — [jib′lit] n. [ME gibelet < OFr, stew made of game, roast game < gibier, wild game < gibois, game < Frank * gibaiit, falconry; akin to ON beita: see BAIT] any of various edible parts of a fowl, as the heart, gizzard, or neck, that are… …   English World dictionary

• giblet — /jib lit/, n. Usually, giblets. the heart, liver, gizzard, and the like, of a fowl, often cooked separately. [1275 1325; ME < OF gibelet a stew of game; cf. F gibelotte rabbit stew] * * * …   Universalium

• giblet — noun the edible viscera of a bird See Also: gibs …   Wiktionary

• giblet — In a video game, the sub chunks of fleshy chunks that an enemy is rendered into upon dealing the creature/player a massive amount of damage and subsequently gibbing their gibs. A bouncing grenade finished the job, making giblets of the poor… …   Dictionary of american slang

• giblet — In a video game, the sub chunks of fleshy chunks that an enemy is rendered into upon dealing the creature/player a massive amount of damage and subsequently gibbing their gibs. A bouncing grenade finished the job, making giblets of the poor… …   Dictionary of american slang

• giblet — n. entrails of a fowl (i.e. heart, liver, etc.) …   English contemporary dictionary

• giblet — gib·let …   English syllables