boiled egg (Meaning)
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boiled egg (n)
egg cooked briefly in the shell in gently boiling water
Synonyms & Antonyms of boiled egg
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boiled egg Sentence Examples
- For breakfast, she enjoyed a simple meal of toast and a boiled egg.
- He peeled the shell off the boiled egg, revealing the perfectly cooked yolk inside.
- The chef prepared a Caesar salad topped with sliced boiled eggs for a nutritious lunch.
- As a quick and healthy snack, she often packed a couple of boiled eggs in her lunchbox.
- Grandma's potato salad recipe always includes chopped celery, onions, and diced boiled eggs.
- The children eagerly participated in an Easter egg hunt, searching for colorful boiled eggs hidden in the garden.
- She meticulously timed the boiling process to ensure each boiled egg was cooked to perfection.
- In many cultures, a boiled egg is a symbol of new life and rebirth, often enjoyed during spring celebrations.
- He cracked open a boiled egg and sprinkled it with salt and pepper before taking a satisfying bite.
- The picnic spread included a platter of deviled eggs, each made with a halved boiled egg filled with a creamy yolk mixture.
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egg cooked briefly in the shell in gently boiling water
No synonyms found.
No antonyms found.
For breakfast, she enjoyed a simple meal of toast and a boiled egg.
He peeled the shell off the boiled egg, revealing the perfectly cooked yolk inside.
The chef prepared a Caesar salad topped with sliced boiled eggs for a nutritious lunch.
As a quick and healthy snack, she often packed a couple of boiled eggs in her lunchbox.
