Boiled
Boiled adjective - Cooked in hot water.
Raw
Raw adjective - Not cooked.
Usage example: you should wash your hands after handling raw chicken
Nearby Word: rawness
Both words in one sentence
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At one point of the game, Orange Kid mentions an invention he's creating that will turn boiled eggs back into raw eggs.
Source: Defictionalization -
Damien Sandow's feud with Sheamus on Monday Night Raw basically boiled down to Sandow flaunting his larger knowledge base and mocking Sheamus's lack of intellect till Sheamus kicked him.
Source: Insufferable Genius - Raw cassava is much harder than any kind of fruit (it's supposed to be boiled - and it takes quite a while to boil it to the right point - and then either fried or used in soups), but the funny part is that raw cassava is actually toxic.
Source: Deceptively Simple Demonstration
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