oven
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- noun
- /ˈʌvən/
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- I got this wonderful leg of lamb in the oven for supper, and the house is immaculate.
- bake in the oven
- microwave oven
- electric oven
It says here parchment paper is oven safe and non stick.
- It says here parchment paper is oven safe and non stick.
- Once you've put the Turkey in the oven, just let it sit.
- We have to wait to put them in the oven first, don't we?
- When these are right out of the oven, they're unstoppable.
- Frozen pizza, New York pizza, brick oven, thin crust.
- All kids have all fingers, and the toaster oven is nowhere near the bathtub.
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After preheating the oven, I put the lasagna inside to cook.
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Once you've put the Turkey in the oven, just let it sit.
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Then you put it in the oven for a while.
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OK, we're going to put them in the oven just like that.
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So back in the oven we go for our final cook.
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It's like it's been in the oven for a very long time.
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It's just coming out of the oven, my lady.
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Your food was getting cold, so I put it in the oven.
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We have a couple of pizzas in the oven right now for dinner.
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When these are right out of the oven, they're unstoppable.
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A small electric oven that toasts, bakes, and warms food on a kitchen counter
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An oven that uses electricity to bake or roast food
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An oven that uses gas to cook or bake food
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Etymology
Oven comes from the old English word ofen, which meant 'a heated chamber' and is like the German word Ofen. So an oven is a warm, closed space used to bake or roast food.