mincemeat

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• General-American: /ˈmɪnsˌmit/
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An alteration of earlier minced meat; equivalent to mince + meat.

19 source translations are retained for this English entry.

• Chinese Mandarin: 百果餡 /百果馅 (bǎiguǒxiàn) — mixture of fruit, etc used as a filling
• Chinese Mandarin: 果餡 /果馅 (guǒxiàn) — mixture of fruit, etc used as a filling
• Finnish: sekahedelmätäyte — mixture of fruit, etc used as a filling
• Irish: mionra torthaí — mixture of fruit, etc used as a filling
• Korean: 민스미트 (minseumiteu) — mixture of fruit, etc used as a filling
• Polish: mincemeat — mixture of fruit, etc used as a filling
• Scottish Gaelic: mions — mixture of fruit, etc used as a filling
• Welsh: briwffrwyth — mixture of fruit, etc used as a filling
• Ancient Greek: ἰσίκιον (isíkion) — minced meat
• Ancient Greek: περίκομμα (períkomma) — minced meat
• Italian: carne macinata — minced meat
• Latin: minutal — minced meat
• Latin: īsicium — minced meat
• Polish: mięso mielone — minced meat
• Swedish: köttfärs — minced meat
• Welsh: briwgig — minced meat
• Irish: ciolar chiot — something or someone utterly destroyed
• Polish: cień — something or someone utterly destroyed
• Swedish: slarvsylta — something or someone utterly destroyed