sirloiny
/ˈsɜːrlɔɪn/Definitions
1. noun
The rear section of a cow or other large animal used to produce beef, especially the part between the hip and the rump.
“The butcher cut the sirloin into thin strips for the stir-fry.”
2. noun
A cut of beef taken from the rear section of a cow, especially the part between the hip and the rump.
“The chef recommended a grilled sirloin for the special of the day.”
3. adjective
Relating to or resembling a cut of beef from the rear section of a cow.
“The sirloin-style roast was a popular dish at the restaurant.”