fillet
//ˈfɪlɪt//
Noun
filletSingular
filletsPlural
1
A boneless piece of meat or fish, especially the tender undercut of a beef tenderloin.
I ordered a salmon fillet for dinner.
2
A narrow strip or band, especially one used as a decorative element in architecture or design.
The architect added a decorative fillet along the edge of the ceiling.
Verb
filletInfinitive
filletPresent tense
filletedPast tense
filletedPast participle
filletingPresent participle
filletsThird-person singular
1
To remove the bones from a piece of meat or fish.
The chef filleted the salmon before grilling it.