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Gobbet

usgb/ˈɡɑːbɪt/Volume
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Often NegativePlay
'Gobbet' usually suggests a rough or unrefined piece, often used with negative tone. SlideShe looked at the gobbets of meat with disgust.
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Not PrecisePlay
'Gobbet' indicates an imprecisely sized piece, smaller than a portion but irregular. SlideHe threw a gobbet of chicken to the waiting cat.
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Visceral ImageryPlay
The word can evoke a strong, often visceral image, suitable for dramatic narratives. SlideThe floor was strewn with bloody gobbets after the battle.