Used to describe food that provides a lot of energy, often due to high fat or sugar contents.

Food Energy

Frequent consumption of calorific foods can lead to weight gain, used in dietary contexts.

Weight Concern

Most useful in contexts discussing diets, nutrition, and health

Context-Specific

Refers to how much energy is produced when a substance, like fuel, is burned.

Substance's Energy

Indicates the efficiency of fuel; more calorific means more heat or power from less material.

Fuel Efficiency

Often used in scientific discussions about energy and combustion.

Technical Context

 which the drone identifies is populated by small young pollock with low calorific content. The seals then swim much greater distance and start to dive deeper to a place where the drone identifies larger, more adult pollock, which are more nutritious as fish.

Calorific