flesh

Muscle and fat

Flesh refers to skin (typically of humans) or other soft tissue (typically of animals).

Flesh is also a common metaphor for humankind and its vulnerabilities.

Flesh and blood may designate your blood relatives, the human body, or human nature.

If you flesh out an idea, you add more detail or information about it.

Things appreciatively described as fleshed out have all needed information or features available.

body

skin

Body's outer layer

  • muscleContractile body tissue
  • boneHard skeletal tissue
  • tissueDisposable soft paper

anatomy · organ · physiology · somatic · visceral · sinew · tendon · ligament · cartilage · torso

carnal

desire

Intense wanting

passionate · seductive · amorous · hedonistic · voluptuous · sultry · carnal · intimacy · temptation · indulgence

mortality

death

Cessation of life

ephemeral · perishable · transience · corpse · carrion · remains · decomposition · grave · dying · frailty

fruit

pulp

Soft wet mass

mango · papaya · melon · peach · fibrous · succulent · pith · seed · nectar · soft

meat

beef

Bovine meat for eating

mutton · venison · steak · bacon · sausage · ham · brisket · ribs · fillet · turkey

color

pink

Pale red hue

tan · salmon · blush · rosé · pale · rosy · complexion · tawny · warm · natural

wound

cut

Severance or reduction

raw · exposed · torn · injured · scar · healing · abrasion · bruised · tender · open

Categories
Opposites
body composition

fleshbone

Hard skeletal tissue

skeleton · bones · cartilage · sinew · tendon

material vs. spiritual

fleshspirit

Soul, mood, or liquor

soul · mind · psyche · ghost · essence

bodily fullness

fleshbone

Hard skeletal tissue

skin and bones · skinniness · emaciation · gauntness · leanness

Phrases
Family

fleshy, fleshing, fleshed, fleshes, fleshiness, fleshless, flesh-eating, fleshly, fleshier

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