1. plural of weasand; the throats or windpipes of animals
Usage: archaic; anatomical

Examples

• The butcher carefully removed the weasands from the carcasses.
• In medieval times, cooks would stuff the weasands with various ingredients.
• The anatomy text described the structure of animal weasands.
• Old recipes sometimes called for cleaning the weasands thoroughly.
• The veterinarian examined the damaged weasands of the injured livestock.