Suet (noun)

1. Hard, white or yellow fat that is found around the kidneys and loins of cows and sheep.
2. A type of animal fat that is often used in cooking, particularly for pastry crusts and to make tallow.

Origin:

From the old english word "sēowet" meaning a hard fat found around the kidneys of cows and sheep.

Examples:

1. Suet is an important ingredient in traditional British puddings such as Christmas pudding.
2. Suet is often used to make tallow, a type of soap.
3. Suet is a key ingredient in traditional British pastry crusts.
4. Suet is a type of animal fat that is solid at room temperature.
5. Suet is a popular ingredient for bird feeders to attract birds during the winter.