Anything to eat; food; a meal (not necessarily flesh) (Gen. 1: 29-30; Lev. 22: 11, 13; 2 Sam. 13: 5; Isa. 62: 8; Ezek. 47: 12; Heb. 3: 17; Acts 16: 34). In KJV meat is sometimes used to connote an offering made of grain, i.e., “meat offering,” but no flesh is involved, as in Ex. 29: 41; Ex. 30: 9; Lev. 2: 15. Cf. Alma 8: 21-22.