Wet aging reduces the loss of meat due to evaporation and mold, resulting in more saleable meat, but generally doesnât develop an agreeably strong taste to the degree that dry aging does. Aging beef is an ancient practice that surely began out of necessityâdrying (or smoking) meat was the only way to preserve it in pre-refrigeration days, although people no doubt realized early on that it could improve flavor and texture.
âProgramâ is US English. It is used for every meaning of the word, both as a noun and a verb. âProgrammeâ is UK English. It is used for every meaning of the word, both as a noun and a verb, EXCEPT in relation to computer programs, where the American spelling is used for both the noun and verb. So even in the UK we âprogramâ computers and write âcomputer programsâ.
[. 1 to write or name in correct order the letters that comprise the conventionally accepted form of (a word or part of a word). 2 tr (of letters) to go to make up the conventionally established form of (a word) when arranged correctly. d-o-g spells dog. 3 tr to indicate or signify. such actions spell disaster for our cause (See also) â spell out. (C13: from Old French espeller, of Germanic origin; related to Old Norse spialla to talk, Middle High German spellen). â¦ spellable adj. English Collins Dictionary-English Definition & Thesaurus &nbsp. See also: spell, spell, spell out, spell a paddock. Add your entry in the Collaborative Dictionary.