1. • noun - the soft tissue of the body of a vertebrate: mainly muscle tissue and fat
   • noun - alternative names for the body of a human being
   • noun - a soft moist part of a fruit
   • verb - remove adhering flesh from (hides) when preparing leather manufacture
2. • The soft tissue of the body of a vertebrate, covering the bones and consisting mainly of skeletal muscle and fat.
   • The surface or skin of the human body.
   • The meat of animals as distinguished from the edible tissue of fish or fowl.
   • The pulpy, usually edible part of a fruit or vegetable.
   • Excess fatty tissue; plumpness.
   • The body as opposed to the mind or soul.
   • The physical or carnal nature of humankind.
   • Sensual appetites.
   • Humankind in general; humanity.
   • One’s family; kin.
   • Substance; reality: “The maritime strategy has an all but unstoppable institutional momentum behind it... that has given force and flesh to the theory” (Jack Beatty).
   • To give substance or detail to; fill out: fleshed out the novel with a subplot.
   • To clean (a hide) of adhering flesh.
   • To encourage (a falcon, for example) to participate in the chase by feeding it flesh from a kill.
   • To inure to battle or bloodshed.
   • To become plump or fleshy; gain weight.
   • Alive.
   • In person; present.
3. • v - to plunge into the flesh (soft body tissue)

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