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名詞

beef chit (複数形 beef chits)

1. (nautical, slang) The menu in a ship's wardroom.
   • 1935, Ian Hay, ‎Sir Stephen King-Hall, Admirals All: An Amphibious Adventure in Three Acts (page 10)

     Give me the beef-chit, and let me see if the chef 'as got the chow right.

   • 1962, John O'London's (volume 6, page 571)

     The tombstone is another name for the beef chit, or menu, while a Bombay Duck is a bloater, a two-eyed steak a kipper, and the bags of mystery or links of love are sausages.