Cooked and Hot

Cooked

Cooked adjective - Having been prepared for eating by the application of heat.

Hot and cooked are semantically related. In some cases you can use "Hot" instead an adjective "Cooked".

Nearby Words: cook, cooking, cooker

Hot

Hot adjective - Having a notably high temperature.

Cooked and hot are semantically related. Sometimes you can use "Cooked" instead an adjective "Hot".

Nearby Word: hotly

Both words in one sentence

  • Creator / Orson Welles His average dinner consisted of two steaks cooked rare and a pint of scotch, and at one time he ate 18 hot dogs in one sitting at a Los Angeles hot dog stand.
  • Film / The Toxic Avenger Would Hit a Girl: One of the girls who's part of the gang that came up with the prank that lead to birth of Toxie gets cooked over hot coals in a sauna, and Toxie goes after the other with scissors.
  • Stewed Alive Some crabs are cooked this way, dipped alive in Court-bouillon (though it's already hot when it happens).
    Source: Stewed Alive
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