Boiled and Melted

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Boiled adjective - Cooked in hot water.

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Melted and boiled are semantically related. In some cases you can use "Melted" instead a verb "Boiled".

Nearby Words: boil, boiling, boiler

Melted adjective - Changed from a solid to a liquid state.

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Boiled and melted are semantically related. Sometimes you can use "Boiled" instead a verb "Melted".

Nearby Words: melt, melting, meltable

Ted's former boss Hammond Druthers is mentioned to have designed a building that focused reflected sunlight so much that it melted a few cars and boiled the city aquarium, killing thousands of fish.

Source: Reality Is Unrealistic / Live-Action TV
It's not enough that he has a subterranean river of melted chocolate running through his factory — he also loves to travel down it via a boiled-sweet boat that looks like a Viking longship.

Source: Rule of Cool
After some study of the sea monsters Haviland Tuf discovers that they are artificial, and they mostly appear in the same places as a limpet-like mollusc that the colonists call "mud-pots" and like boiled with melted butter.

Source: Sapient Eat Sapient

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