homemade
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1.3
- adjective
- /ˈhoʊmˌmeɪd/
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casero
- She surprised her friends with homemade jam that she made from the berries she picked last summer.
- homemade food
- homemade jam
- homemade pizza
Good. Oh wow, it's it's their homemade almond milk in here, right?
- Good. Oh wow, it's it's their homemade almond milk in here, right?
- The next one is just a regular homemade mozzarella stick.
- And we heard that they made their own homemade whipped cream that's caffeinated.
Examples
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No, they're drinking mostly homemade wine with friends or with a meal.
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So we're back with the ingredients for homemade ice cream.
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Because I would like to make you a homemade dinner.
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We thought it would be nice to bring him a nice homemade lunch.
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So I'm going to make you a homemade from scratch chicken pie.
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So I made some homemade chili oil recently.
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He made us this delicious homemade bread and of course coffee.
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Without thinking, I said, "I haven't had homemade chicken soup for 50 years or more."
Fiction book (1995) -
Now tonight you'll be making homemade sausages.
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So today we are going to be making a delicious homemade gingerbread cookie recipe.
Synonyms
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Made by a person without outside help
Made at home by someone, not in a factory
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Etymology
Homemade is just the simple parts home and made, so it literally means 'made at home'. That's why homemade tells you a food or object was made in a person's house, not in a factory or bought in a shop.