The most common is beef brisket -- with a combination of patience, experience and skill, a seasoned pit boss can transform this notoriously tough meat into a perfectly smoked, tender slab of heaven.
Goats bred for milk or their janitorial talents may be slaughtered when they're older, which yields meat that can be tough and gamey.
This is delicious red meat, easy for the tough-talkers to flex a phony biceps about wimp culture.
One of the fence planks had been ripped down, and the meat lay under it, dry and tough but full of the smell that frenzied him.
Worse yet, they put meat on the grill that didn't belong there -- delicate organ meat on the one hand, then tough cuts I would only use for pot roast.
That's a lot of meat for a retailer to deliver in a tough economy.
Making progress on agriculture, particularly on the barriers to genetically modified crops and hormone-treated meat produced by American farmers, will be tough, but is politically important to secure support for the deal in Congress.
He realized that meat -- steak, chicken, turkey -- was too tough for his stomach to handle.
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For meat producers, the weather, disease and tumbling prices have made it a tough year.
Mr Frost's other assets include one of America's few female generals as his wife, a strong record on bringing defence contracts and other pork back to Texas, a relatively conservative record in Congress (he is best known for a tough law punishing child-molesters) and the fact that Mr Sessions is fairly strong meat even by Texas standards.
When an unseasonable April thunderstorm brought an abrupt end to emu-tracking, we took refuge in the fishing village of Cervantes at a tough-looking pub called the Ronsard Bay Tavern, whose menu offered, in addition to burgers and meat pies, steamed rock lobster and rock lobster pie.
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