Describes red wines that show plenty of concentration and a chewy quality. They may even have an aroma of cooked meat.

"full of meat," 1787, from meat (n.) + -y (2). Figurative sense "full of substance" is from 1881. Related: Meatiness.

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(adj) like or containing meat(adj) being on topic and prompting thought

A full-bodied texture that resembles steak.

adj. Requiring a lot of thinking, tense, with little or no downtime. A meaty game does not have to have complex mechanics or rules (see heavy).

adj. - Describes attacks that are timed so that the enemy gets up into it when they get up after being knocked down.

This means to attack the opponent as they are standing up in such a way that only the latest active frames of the move strike the opponent. This is really powerful because it allows you to recover fas [..]

Meaty means to hit the opponent as soon as they wake up. Some of the reasons as to why you would do this include: beating reversals, opening up counter hit oppurtunities. Using a meaty attack also puts your opponent in blockstun as soon as they wake which not only quickens your recovery time but also gives you a head start on your mixup game. You w [..]

A meaty attack is essentially an attack (special or normal) that is designed to hit the opponent at the exact moment they are 'waking up'. There are a few reasons you may want to do a meaty. [..]

An attack that hits an opponent as soon as they wake up to they are forced to block it in its later active frames. This is often an attack with high active frames such as SF4 M.Bison’s crouch short. When executed correctly, gives more frame advantage due to hitting later: there are less active frames to wait through. Mixup: