baked
beɪkt
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Definition of baked - Reverso English Dictionary

Adjective

1.
cookingcooked by dry heat in an oven
  • The baked bread smelled delicious.
roasted toasted
2.
altered stateSlangUSunder the influence of cannabisSlangUS
  • He looked completely baked after the party.
high stoned
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Expressions with baked

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single bean from a dish of baked beans
He found a baked bean on his plate.
food item made from flour and baked
She bought some baked good from the bakery.
potato cooked by baking, often served with toppings
She enjoyed a baked potato with sour cream and chives..
apple cooked in an oven often served sweet as a dessert
She served a warm baked apple with cinnamon for dessert.
dessert of ice cream on sponge cake topped with browned meringue
For her birthday, she ordered a baked Alaska at the restaurant..
lacking common sense or practicality
She can be so half-baked sometimes.

Origin of baked

Old English, bacan (to bake)

Terms with baked included in their meaning

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loaf food
food made from flour, water, and yeast mixed together and baked
food
baked dessert typically made from flour, sugar, and eggs
general dish
baked Italian dish with toppings like cheese and tomato
cookie
small flat sweet baked good
food
small piece of baked food like bread or cake
cooking
being cooked or baked
cooking
crusty bread baked in long loaves
food
small flat baked sweet treat

Examples of baked in a sentence

  • She served a baked apple for dessert.
  • She felt baked after trying the new strain.
  • They laughed at his baked expression.

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  1. French:cuit, défoncé, ...
  2. German:gebacken, high, ...
  3. Italian:cotto al forno, fatto, ...
  4. Spanish:horneado, colocado, ...
  5. Portuguese:assado, pedrado, ...
  6. Chinese:烤的, 嗨翻了, ...
  7. Japanese:焼きたての, ハイ, ...
  8. Arabic:مَخبوز, مُخَدَّر, ...
  9. Hebrew:אָפוּי, מַסְטוּל, ...
  10. Russian:запечённый, убитый, ...
  11. Ukrainian:запечений, обкурений, ...
  12. Hindi:बेक किया हुआ, नशे में, ...
bake
beɪk

Definition of bake - Reverso English Dictionary

Verb

1.
cookingtr./intr.cook food by dry heat without direct exposure to a flametr./intr.
  • She likes to bake cookies for an hour..
broil roast toast
2.
drugsintr.RareSlangUSsmoke marijuanaintr.RareSlangUS
  • They went outside to bake after the party.
inhale smoke toke

Noun

1.
cookingany food item that is baked
  • She brought a delicious bake to the party.
casserole pastry
2.
social eventUKsocial gathering where food is cooked by bakingUK
  • We attended a bake at the community center last weekend.
barbecue cookout
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    any food item that is baked

Expressions with bake

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cook inside an oven
She decided to bake in the kitchen all afternoon.
prepare food by cooking in an oven
She decided to bake up some cookies for the party.
finish baking partially baked food
You need to bake off the bread for another 10 minutes.
mix ingredients by shaking and then bake them
We will shake and bake the chicken for dinner.
bake with great enthusiasm
Whenever she's stressed, she bakes up a storm to relax.
prepare a cake by cooking batter in an oven
She decided to bake a cake for his birthday.

Origin of bake

Old English, bacan (to bake)

Examples of bake in a sentence

  • They bake bread every morning at the bakery.
  • They planned to bake in the park later.
  • He prefers to bake alone in his room.
  • The paint will bake onto the surface in the heat.
  • The mud bricks bake solid under the desert sun.
  • They baked the lighting to optimize the scene.

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  1. French:faire cuire, pâtisserie, ...
  2. German:backen, Gebackenes, ...
  3. Italian:infornare, torta, ...
  4. Spanish:hornear, horneado, ...
  5. Portuguese:assar, assado, ...
  6. Chinese:烤, 烘焙食品, ...
  7. Japanese:焼く, 焼き菓子, ...
  8. Arabic:خَبَزَ, مَخبوز, ...
  9. Hebrew:לֶאֱפוֹת, מַאֲפֶה, ...
  10. Russian:выпекать, выпечка, ...
  11. Ukrainian:випікати, випічка, ...
  12. Hindi:सेंकना, बेक, ...

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