(idiomatic) Used to apologize for a possibly impolite statement one is making.

(in the meat industry, on product packaging, euphemistic) A meat byproduct produced from otherwise unusable material such as skin and connective, spinal, and digestive tissues by heating and then mixing with ammonia in a centrifuge to produce a food additive.

Third-person singular simple present indicative form of age like a fine wine

(UK, Australia, New Zealand) present participle of age like a fine wine

(US, Canada) present participle of age like a fine wine

Alternative form of chance'd be a fine thing

Alternative form of lean finely textured beef

Alternative form of to a fare-thee-well

simple past tense and past participle of age like a fine wine

(simile) Of a person, to age well; to look or become better as they become older.