unboiled
- adjective
- /ʌnˈbɔɪld/
- It's important to avoid unboiled water when camping in remote areas to prevent getting sick.
- unboiled water
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Watch on YouTubeAbsolutely should have Charlie Kelly trying to peel an unboiled egg.
- Absolutely should have Charlie Kelly trying to peel an unboiled egg.
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Absolutely should have Charlie Kelly trying to peel an unboiled egg.
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I don't, you know, this doesn't sound safe to have a rabbit coming and bringing, you know, unboiled eggs and hiding them.
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She is sipping cold lemon juice, despite her vow to avoid drinks made with unboiled water, and trying to read The Man Who Mistook His Wife for a Hat.
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Drinking unboiled water can lead to serious health issues, especially in areas with poor sanitation.
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She prepared a salad with fresh vegetables and added some unboiled eggs for extra protein.
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The word unboiled is made of the small parts un- meaning 'not' and boiled, from boil meaning 'to heat until water bubbles'. So unboiled means 'not cooked in boiling water', for example an egg or potato that has not been boiled.