Effect and Meat

Effect

Effect noun - A condition or occurrence traceable to a cause.

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Meat and effect are semantically related. In some cases you can use "Meat" instead a noun "Effect".

Meat noun - Animal and especially mammal tissue used as food.

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Effect and meat are semantically related. Sometimes you can use "Effect" instead a noun "Meat".

Nearby Words: meal, meaty, meatless

good	good effect	good meat
nice	nice effect	nice meat
special	special effect	special meat
best	best effect	best meat
Other adjectives: better, normal, actual, real, cool, little, bad, main, strange.

He later finds out that a diet of shark meat disrupts this effect and uses it to get some reprieve during flights and similar situations.

Source: Instant Seduction
The Darkspawn of Dragon Age spread an effect called "the Taint" wherever they go that kills plants, mutates people and animals into twisted thralls, and even rots the ground itself like fetid meat.

Source: Walking Wasteland
The side effect is that the user has to eat tweo pounds of raw meat for each minute the device operates.

Source: Autodoc

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