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Forcemeat (noun) means a mixture of finely chopped or minced meat and fat, sometimes with other flavourings, eaten on its own or used to fill other foods.

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A mixture of finely chopped or minced meat and fat, sometimes with other flavourings, eaten on its own or used to fill other foods.
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Etymology

From force + meat, the former element a variant of obsolete farce (“to stuff”) influenced by force, itself from French farcir (“to stuff”).

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What is the meaning of forcemeat?
"forcemeat" (noun) means a mixture of finely chopped or minced meat and fat, sometimes with other flavourings, eaten on its own or used to fill other foods.
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Other words for "forcemeat" include farce.

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