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boiling

[boi-ling] / ˈbɔɪ lɪŋ /




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Elsewhere, middle-class men, many of whom had rarely set foot inside a kitchen, hold impromptu classes where they instruct volunteers on boiling and cooking salt.

From BBC

But inflation has come down more slowly than many forecasters had expected, and many economists say that while the labor market may no longer be boiling over, it is still at an uncomfortably high simmer.

From New York Times

The boiling process releases the nutritional elements found in the ingredients and aids in digestion and absorption of these vital nutrients.

From Salon

In Turkey, anti-immigrant sentiment is nearing a boiling point, fueled by Turkey’s economic woes.

From Washington Times

As you cook the pasta in salted boiling water, some of its coarse exterior will slough off into the water, turning that water cloudy and extra starchy.

From Washington Post