raw
- adjective
- /rɔ/
- The recipe calls for raw chicken, which should be cooked thoroughly.
- raw data
- raw materials
- eat raw
I'll then eat kidney, raw, raw, raw kidney.
- I'll then eat kidney, raw, raw, raw kidney.
- Like it's work to eat a cup of raw garbanzo beans, right?
- And this dish, we're doing it actually with the raw crab roll.
- CBS even said that we can air raw, uncensored Georgia O'Keeffe.
- Unlike Arby's, the meat you're getting here is raw and real.
- And you know, you and I wouldn't eat a raw bean for that reason.
- There's no extra, like production is just raw testing of the robot.
- Everybody knows wired put raw egg in your scalding hot tea.
- And the human mind doesn't respond well to raw information that's just dumped on them.
- And I was like, and there was like chocolate pie, raw vegan what?
Examples
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Now, on further reading, they found that he was surviving on a diet consisting only of raw meat.
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I pull off the lid and I see raw, cold cauliflower.
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Oh, he gave everyone else raw eggs.
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Laura, I love you, but raw fish?
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It's gonna be eaten raw.
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So we're adding some raw celery to this.
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These might be eaten raw, boiled, pickled or fried.
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It was gonna have sushi, steak tartar... ...and raw vegetables.
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She prefers to eat her vegetables raw for maximum nutrients.
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He enjoyed the raw taste of the freshly squeezed juice without any added sugar.
Synonyms
Not made or changed by people, coming from nature like sunlight
Not yet processed or made into useful products
Food that is raw and not heated before eating
Not changed from its natural form
In its natural raw state without processing
Not cleaned or changed and kept in a natural state
In a natural state without being changed
Food that is not cooked, often served fresh to keep its natural taste
Shown in a raw, honest way without softening
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How Raw
Surface Forms
Etymology
Raw comes from an old English word hrēaw meaning 'uncooked' or 'natural', so think of raw food or raw wood as not treated or finished.