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baked

baked

1 1.0
Cooked in an oven, like bread or pastries
  • adjective
  • /beɪkt/
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  • The aroma of freshly baked bread filled the kitchen, making everyone's mouth water.

Is that oven baked kind of close?

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Examples

  • Having loved the Baked Elements Oopsy Daisy Cake so much, I was eager to try other recipes from the book.

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  • YOU WANT A BAKED POTATO OR YOU WANT IT TWICE-BAKED?

  • Smells like something kind of baked, a little sweet.

  • And bro, those are the greatest baked beans that you can have.

  • Smell the smells of baked beans.

  • I present to you baked bean butter.

  • This Baked Spaghetti Casserole is so good!

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  • Because I don't like any other baked beans unless they're Heinz.

  • Our little Caleb devoured the Baked Spaghetti Squash.

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  • After a bit of experimenting and tweaking, I decided to go with a simplified version of the topping I use for my Cheesy Baked Spinach and Artichoke Dip.

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Synonyms

roasted
vsbaked
7 1.0

Cooked by dry heat in an oven or over a fire

is the oven dry heat method mainly for breads and pastries rather than meat
freshly baked
vsbaked
5 1.7

Just made in an oven and still warm, like bread or cookies

is the general oven dry heat method without focus on recent warmth
home-baked
vsbaked
2 1.3

Baked at home rather than bought in a shop

is the oven dry heat method, not defined by place of preparation
cooked
vsbaked
1 1.0

Food that is heated until ready to eat

is the specific dry heat oven method rather than any heating method

Antonyms

raw
353 1.0

In a natural state not cooked, treated, or finished

8 1.0

Food that is raw and not heated before eating

Compounds

20 1.0

A potato cooked in its skin in an oven until soft

19 1.0

Foods like bread, cakes, and pastries people make in an oven

half-baked
  • Informal
11 6.5

Not fully planned or sensible

Just made in an oven and still warm, like bread or cookies

3 5.5

A dessert made of cake and ice cream covered with meringue quickly browned in an oven

2 1.3

Baked at home rather than bought in a shop

1 2.5

An egg cooked in the oven with cream or butter in a small dish

A slow-cooked New England dish of small white beans in thick sweet syrup with salted pork

Food made with dough as the outside layer or base

A long-lasting powder for the cheeks made by baking colored liquid

baked spud
  • Informal
3.0

A whole baked potato served with toppings like cheese or beans

A creeping plant that lives many years and makes soft yellow-orange berries that taste like baked apples

5.1

A weak reason someone gives to avoid blame

Partly cooked so it is still raw inside

Made by heating until very hard and dry, for example food or clay

A slice of sweet bread that is baked twice until it turns hard and crisp

How Cooked

burned
1.0
baked
1 1.0
underdone
2 3.8
raw
353 1.0

Surface Forms

baked positive

Morphology

baked = bake (transparent) = bake + ed

The adjective is a regular past-participial adjective formed from 'bake' and its meaning (cooked in an oven) is directly derivable.

Etymology

The word baked comes from the old English verb bake, which means 'to cook with dry heat', and you can see the same root in baker. So baked describes food cooked in an oven or by dry heat.