Steamed is valid Scrabble Word

Definitions for STEAMED in dictionary:

VERB:
• STEAM, to cook by water in the form of vapour
ADJECTIVE:
• extremely drunk
• angry; upset
• (of food) cooked by steaming
• cooked in steam
• aroused to impatience or anger
OTHER DEFINITIONS:
• to expose to steam (water in the form of vapor)

Words related to STEAMED

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How to use STEAMED in a sentence

• Then he steamed away and bustled into a cab without once looking back.
• Sophia and Sultan Achmed, shining faintly in the moonlight, as we steamed down the Sea of Marmora.
• This mixture, and the previous one, may also be steamed for about 40 minutes.
• The sight was an imposing one, as the allied squadrons in two long lines steamed north past the harbor of Sebastopol.
• It is raised into the form of a pyramid, and I should imagine stewed, or rather steamed, as the outside remains perfectly white, which it would not were it baked.
• The next morning the vessel selected for the first attack, steamed forward.
• At midnight we were rowed back to the boat, with all the poetry knocked out of the isle of Sappho, hoisted anchor, and steamed away.
• The gunboat came about, steamed parallel to the erratic course of the canoe, and dropped the boat with Lieutenant da Cunha and three sailors to board her.
• So, we cast off our ropes again, and went farther down to where the little mills steamed away at the foot of the bluffs.
• However, it was of no use canvassing these questions, so at a quarter to eleven we weighed anchor and steamed down to the entrance of the river.
• On being disappointed in finding what she wanted at sea, the Russian vessel steamed towards the anchorage off Sulina.
• When a satisfactory bonfire had been created we steamed away.
• As the children reached the platform the express steamed in.
• The roads were masses of slippery mud, up which the horses steamed and sweated.
• When the train steamed in, Edward Henry, in fear, postponed the ultimate kiss as long as possible.
• Sherwood was at the station to meet the train when it finally steamed into Tillbury.
• We took tents, traps, and grub on board, and steamed away down the Delaware in the sweet afternoon of April.
• Boiled or steamed rice requires but a little over one hour for digestion.
• Serve hot on nicely steamed or boiled rice, or with well cooked macaroni.
• Cabbage may also be steamed, but care must be taken to have the process as rapid as possible.
• Eight-and-a-half knots was her most economical pace for coal consumption, and at that gait she steamed.
• A United States transport just now steamed by and the men on the guards cheered and waved to us.
• When the entire fleet had assembled, the Ticonderoga, in company with the Manhattan, steamed down, and opened fire on the fort, with a view to ascertain its strength.
• EGGS BAKED IN RICE Line a buttered dish with steamed rice.
• We loaded up with 120 fresh cases and steamed off for Capetown.
• One day all the ships carrying horses were turned about and steamed for twenty minutes in the opposite direction in order to obtain a breath of air for the poor animals.

Similar words containing STEAM without suffix ed

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