Loins [noun]

Toutes lesquelles ceremonies acheves, on le porta en sepulture en vne ile l'cart loin de la terre ferme.

And then he snatched the flint knife from his loin-cloth and plunged it fiercely again and again into Sleeza's threshing body.

In certain seasons or during special occupations only the loin-band was worn.

J'ai de la peine croire qu'on et pu aller si loin sur la qualit d'tranger.

On a poussé la chose aussi loin que l'enfer le pouvait désirer.

As will be observed, this steak contains more solid meat than any of the other steaks cut from the loin.

The loin is cut from the rump at f and from the flank and plate at h to j.

(a) Name the steaks obtained from the loin, (b) Which of these is best for a large family?

The ribs between the shoulder and the loin are called the rack; they may be cut into chops or used as one piece for roasting.

When the loin and flank are cut in a single piece, they are used for roasting.