boiled
- adjective
- /bɔɪld/
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hervido
- Or eat eggs in a boiled form or in a raw form.
Or eat eggs in a boiled form or in a raw form.
- Or eat eggs in a boiled form or in a raw form.
- So freshly chopped ginger, cardamom, boiled milk, like the whole shebang.
- So I was only eating more or less boiled chicken and steamed broccoli.
- On average, boiled potatoes do really well in that regard.
- So they found that the most filling food per calorie was plain boiled potatoes.
- Soup is amazing because it digests so fast because it's obviously boiled.
- It's literally fucking flour and like water and sometimes eggs boiled.
Examples
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But I hate the boiled cabbage and beet soup on New Year's Eve.
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These might be eaten raw, boiled, pickled or fried.
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My mom boiled a hard boiled egg for me.
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On average, boiled potatoes do really well in that regard.
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My last item that I bought is a huge container of boiled peanuts.
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So I was only eating more or less boiled chicken and steamed broccoli.
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As you saw, Andres just poured in some freshly boiled water here.
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Effectively it's corned beef, boiled carrots, peas, potatoes.
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I prefer my eggs boiled for breakfast rather than scrambled.
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She served a delicious salad topped with boiled potatoes.
Synonyms
7
1.8
An egg cooked in boiling water until the white and yolk are solid
3
2.0
An egg cooked so the white is firm and the yolk is runny
1
1.0
Food that is heated until ready to eat
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Etymology
The word boiled comes from old words that meant 'to bubble' when water gets very hot. So when food is boiled, it has been cooked in a liquid that was made to 'bubble', which makes it soft and ready to eat.