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canned

canned

1 1.0
Food preserved and sealed in a can for later use
  • adjective
  • /kænd/
translation icon : enlatado
  • Reducer is going to be canned tuna.

But it tastes like canned green beans, not fresh green beans.

Examples

  • But it tastes like canned green beans, not fresh green beans.

  • It's time for can you and meet me in the middle of this canned meat.

  • Yo, nigga, we had canned milk with the cow.

  • I had macadamia nuts and Wild Planet canned sardines.

  • How much is in here making a roulette canned pumpkin puree?

  • IT WAS THE CANNED CHEESE--

  • I opened a can and used the canned tomatoes to make spaghetti sauce.

  • For dinner, she served a salad with canned tuna and crunchy vegetables.

  • He always keeps canned soup in his pantry for quick meals during the week.

Synonyms

tinned
vscanned
  • UK
1 1.0

Food kept sealed in a metal can

covers preservation in various sealed containers including jars and glass

Antonyms

778 1.0

Recently made or gathered food that is not spoiled

Compounds

12 1.0

Food that people keep in metal cans so it lasts a long time

11 1.0

Food kept in a metal can so it lasts a long time

1 1.8

Meat kept in a sealed can to last a long time

1 1.0

Food stored in metal cans so it lasts a long time

1 9.8

A hunt where animals kept in a fenced area are chased and killed for trophies

Hunting animals in a fenced area where they cannot escape, often called unfair to animals

How Preserved

preserved
3.0
canned
1 1.0
potted
1 4.1
fresh
778 1.0

Surface Forms

canned positive

Morphology

canned = can (transparent) = can + ed

Standard past-participle/adjective formation from the verb 'can' meaning to preserve in a can; the meaning 'preserved in a can' is directly derivable.

Etymology

Canned The word canned comes from keeping food in a can, a metal container that seals and 'preserves' food. So canned food is sealed for long storage.