boiled

boiled (boild)

adj. Slang

Intoxicated; drunk.

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Adj.

boiled - cooked in hot water

poached, stewed

cooked - having been prepared for eating by the application of heat

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boiled [bɒɪld]

A. ADJ → hervido

B. CPD boiled egg N → huevo m pasado por agua, huevo m a la copa(Andes, S. Cone)
boiled potatoes NPL → patatas fpl cocidas al agua
boiled shirt N → camisa f de pechera
boiled sweet N (Brit) → caramelo m con sabor a frutas

boiled [ˈbɔɪld] adj [water] → bouilli(e); [meat, vegetables] → bouilli(e) boiled egg, boiled potatoes
boiled egg n → œuf m à la coque
boiled potatoes npl → pommes de terre fpl bouillies, pommes de terre fpl à l'eau
boiled sweet n (British) → bonbon m à sucer

boiled → مغلي vařený kogt gekocht βρασμένος hervido keitetty bouilli kuhan lesso 沸騰した 끓인 gekookt kokt gotowany fervido вареный kokt เดือดแล้ว kaynamış đã sôi 煮沸的

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Aleppo boil boil boil down boil over boiling boiling point coddled egg decoct Delhi boil furuncle gumboil hard-boil hard-boiled hard-boiled egg hard-cooked egg New England boiled dinner Overboil parboil plum pudding	When we gave a dinner at home, we had gravy soup, turbot and lobster-sauce, haunch of mutton, boiled fowls and tongue, lukewarm oyster-patties and sticky curry for side-dishes; wild duck, cabinet-pudding, jelly, cream and tartlets. A Rogue's Life by Collins, Wilkie View in context In this mirror the most beautiful landscapes looked like boiled spinach, and the best persons were turned into frights, or appeared to stand on their heads; their faces were so distorted that they were not to be recognised; and if anyone had a mole, you might be sure that it would be magnified and spread over both nose and mouth. Andersen's Fairy Tales by Andersen, Hans Christian View in context They dined in the best room, and had oats boiled in milk for the second course, which the old horse ate warm, but the rest cold. Gulliver's Travels by Swift, Jonathan View in context	Böhme boho Bohol Bohr Bohr effect Bohr magneton Bohr Niels Henrik David Bohr theory bohrium Bohun upas bohunk Boiar Boiardo Boidae boil boil away boil down boil off boil over boil smut boil up boil-in-the-bag Boilary Boileau Boileau-Despréaux boiled boiled dinner boiled egg boiled shirt boiled sweet boiled-down boiler Boiler deck Boiler plate boiler room boiler suit boilerhouse boilermaker boilerplate boilers suit boilersuit Boilery boiling boiling point Boiling spring boiling water reactor boiling-water reactor Boilingly boiloff boilover boink	boil over boil smut boil smut Boil up Boil up Boil water advisory Boil Water Notice boil with boil-away test boil-in-the-bag boil-off boil-off assistant Boil-Off Gas Boil-up boilable boilable boilable boilable Boilary Boilary Boileau Boileau Boileau, Nicholas Boileau, Nicholas Boileau, Nicolas Boileau-Despreaux Boileau-Despréaux Boileau-Despréaux, Nicholas Boileau-Despreaux, Nicolas Boileau-Despréaux, Nicolas boiled boiled dinner boiled down boiled down boiled down boiled egg Boiled Eggs Boiled leather Boiled Linseed Oil Boiled Lobster Appearance boiled oil boiled over boiled over boiled over Boiled Potato Peel Bandage Boiled Potatoes Boiled Potatoes Boiled Potatoes Boiled Rice Boiled Rice Boiled Rice boiled shirt boiled shirts Boiled sweet Boiled sweet Boiled sweet boiled sweets boiled-down boiler boiler boiler

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Aleppo boil
boil
boil down
boil over
boiling
boiling point
coddled egg
decoct
Delhi boil
furuncle
gumboil
hard-boil
hard-boiled
hard-boiled egg
hard-cooked egg
New England boiled dinner
Overboil
parboil
plum pudding

When we gave a dinner at home, we had gravy soup, turbot and lobster-sauce, haunch of mutton, boiled fowls and tongue, lukewarm oyster-patties and sticky curry for side-dishes; wild duck, cabinet-pudding, jelly, cream and tartlets.

A Rogue's Life by Collins, Wilkie View in context

In this mirror the most beautiful landscapes looked like boiled spinach, and the best persons were turned into frights, or appeared to stand on their heads; their faces were so distorted that they were not to be recognised; and if anyone had a mole, you might be sure that it would be magnified and spread over both nose and mouth.

Andersen's Fairy Tales by Andersen, Hans Christian View in context

They dined in the best room, and had oats boiled in milk for the second course, which the old horse ate warm, but the rest cold.

Gulliver's Travels by Swift, Jonathan View in context

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