gamy

• They were somewhat gamy, but no worse than Chinese thousand-year-old eggs, or Korean pickled eggs. —  Rouge Warrior - Richard Marcinko
• Some of the officers had not left behind them all of their epicurean tastes, and preferred to have the birds cooked when they were decidedly "gamy." —  BOOTS AND SADDLES: OR LIFE IN DAKOTA WITH GENERAL CUSTER
• The meat came out perfectly - juicy, full of subtle, gamy notes, and a touch smoky, which I loved but Neil, self-critically, decided was a too-dominant feature. —  The Pour
• Gaia Gaja's northern roots show: "Tuscan wines are rustic, gamy," she says.
• Though Cannon's more elaborate constructions are gone, the nicely gamy lamb-and-feta meatballs remain, as does the tender baby octopus in limoncello vinaigrette, and shrimp Commanderia, prawns sauteed with the Cypriot dessert wine.

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