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British Slang: Meat and Two Veg

Meat and Two Veg literally means a traditional dish consisting of meat, potatoes, and a second type of vegetable. In its slang sense, the expression is a euphemism for male genitalia, and also means s

Meat and Two Veg

Literally means a traditional dish consisting of meat, potatoes, and a second type of vegetable.

In its slang sense, the expression is a euphemism for male genitalia, and also means something unremarkable and overly ordinary.

Examples:

He got his meat and two veg out.

Ouch, my meat and two veg!

The food is very much meat and two veg – you won't find any of your fancy French cuisine here.

Meanings from the English-Bulgarian Dictionary:

  • Meat [mi:t] – meat.
  • And [aend, ənd] – and.
  • Two [tu:] – two.
  • Veg [vedʒ] – informal vegetable, vegetarian – abbreviation of Vegetable ['vedʒitəbl].

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