meaty
adj. B2 Upper Intermediate US //ˈmiti// UK //mˈiːti// meaty
adj. describing something that contains a lot of meat or tastes like meat. It can also describe an idea or a book that has a lot of interesting and serious information to think about.
adj. containing or resembling meat in texture or flavour; figuratively describes content that is substantial, complex, or intellectually satisfying.
The chef served a meaty stew with thick pieces of beef.
The professor gave a meaty lecture that provided enough research data for several weeks of study.
While the first chapter offers a light introduction, the second provides a meaty analysis of the economic factors that precipitated the crisis.
From meat + -y.
Usage
Often used figuratively to describe discussions, roles, or books that require significant effort to process.