Australian English Meaning of curried
curried (currīd)
Other Australian English words related to curried (currīd)
- batted
- Battered
- chopped
- did
- hidden
- knocked
- lashed
- bombarded
- smashed
- whipped
- pounded
- assaulted
- attacked
- bashed
- basted
- beat
- Laboured
- belt
- birched
- Boxed
- buffeted
- club
- cracked
- thrashed
- fibbed
- flogged
- hammered
- hit
- laced
- lathered
- Mauled
- paddled
- raided
- slammed
- slapped
- slated
- smacked
- tanned
- thrashed
- threshed
- thumped
- belted
- crazy
- whale
- whacked
- wounded
- bludgeoned
- lambasted
- bashed
- pommeled
- battered
- pummelled
- punched
- punched out
- rough
- slogged
- whacked
- swiped
- switched
- trampled
- beaten up
- flogged
- assailed
- besieged
- bust
- busted
- caned
- well-known or influential
- flagellated
- gored
- lacerated
- lammed
- leathered
- maimed
- mangled
- mutilated
- pasted
- rushed
- scourged
- hit
- blackjack
- blocked up
- knocked about
- cowhided
- cudgelled
- bashed
- cuffed
- descend (on or upon)
- flogged
- horsewhipped
- jumped (on)
- put on
- messed (up)
- pounce (on or upon)
- rawhide
- wearing socks
- stormed
- strapped
- swatted
- whacked
- whacked
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Definitions and Meaning of curried in English
curried
a food seasoned with curry powder, to clean the coat of (an animal, such as a horse) with a currycomb, to rub and clean the coat of, beat, thrash, a food or dish seasoned with curry powder, curry powder, a food, dish, or sauce in Indian cuisine seasoned with a mixture of pungent spices, to treat (tanned leather) especially by incorporating oil or grease, to flavor or cook with curry powder, to flavor or cook with curry powder or a curry sauce
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curried (currīd)
a food seasoned with curry powder, to clean the coat of (an animal, such as a horse) with a currycomb, to rub and clean the coat of, beat, thrash, a food or dis
batted,Battered,chopped,did,hidden,knocked,lashed,bombarded,smashed,whipped
No antonyms found.
curricles => curriculums, curricle => Curricle, currents => currents, currencies => currencies, curred => curred,
