seasoned
- adjective
- /ˈsiːzənd/
- The spicy, garlicky chicken wings are seasoned to perfection, making them a favorite at the party.
- Italian seasoned
- seasoned turkey
- seasoned chicken
Examples
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The chicken is well seasoned, but it doesn't have the grilling.
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That is good beyond the fact that it's well seasoned, which is I think the number one mistake people make when it comes to steaks.
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The regular fries were good, too, but a bit too seasoned for my taste.
Blog text (14) -
A good schnitzel is well-seasoned, crisp on the outside, and juicy and tender on the inside.
Blog text (3) -
Jolie-Gray made crawfish etouffee the previous Sunday afternoon, and Dr. Marsh remarked on its smoothness, its perfectly seasoned savor.
Fiction book (2000) -
Eggplant is perfectly seasoned, showcasing how delicious this underrated vegetable can be.
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The regular fries were a bit too seasoned for my taste, but the burgers were just right.
Synonyms
Kept for some time to improve taste, like wine
Meat that is preserved in salty water with spices
Made with salt so meat or fish do not go bad
Food preserved with salt, smoke, or drying
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Etymology
Seasoned for wood or food comes from the same season meaning 'time' and 'to make ready', and from the idea of 'seasoning' that changes things over time. So seasoned wood or firewood is dried and aged until it is right to use, which makes it stronger and less likely to warp.