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boiled

[boild] / bɔɪld /


ADJECTIVE
sodden
Synonyms
Antonyms


Example Sentences

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Danny’s blood boiled, and he couldn’t force his feet to follow the others.

From Literature

Claire and her brother got close to the tree I was sitting in, still giggling and talking, and right then I boiled over, and I couldn’t have held it back if I’d wanted to.

From Literature

At dawn and sunset, Ananda, 63, climbs towering Caryota urens trees to collect the sweet, milky sap that is boiled into treacle -- a caramel-coloured syrup with a pleasant aroma that enhances the flavour of desserts.

From Barron's

In between shoots, she drank tea made from boiled snow and pine needles, and warmed her feet by a crackling fire.

From The Wall Street Journal

I looked down at the plate of ham, boiled beans and fluffy biscuits.

From Literature