meaty

(eg. symbol, human, celtic )

meaty meaty /ˈmi ti/

Its last 190 pages are too full of military detail to interest most civilians, but its first 243 pages are meaty, revealing.
So there is something that has a sort of perverse attraction, which is it's a meaty, substantive job with real responsibilities.
Far from a warhorse, the show today looks surprisingly fresh, astringent, meaty and convention-defying.

Japan Rocked By The Biggest Wagyu Beef Ponzi Scheme Ever
A meaty law suit.
on June 21, 2013 Source: Business Insider via Yahoo! Finance

"We're still working through a number of issues, some of them just small and technical and other ones a little bit more meaty," said White House press secretary Dana Perino.
on Dec 9, 2008 By: Dana Perino Source: Reuters
"I was 5 over after 10 holes (in) the first round," Appleby said. "Here I am, the meaty end of the tournament and I almost got my nose across the line. From a stage where I didn't think I was going to get my nose across making the cut. So...
on Apr 8, 2007 By: Stuart Appleby Source: SportingNews.com