The term 'composed of animal fat' can be summarized by three crossword solutions: ADIPOSE (7 letters), SUET (4 letters), and LARD (4 letters). ADIPOSE is a type of body fat found in humans and other mammals, while SUET and LARD are both types of animal fat used in cooking. SUET is the raw fat of beef or mutton found around the kidneys and loins, while LARD is rendered pork fat. All three terms refer to fats derived from animals.