smoked (Meaning)

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smoked (s)

(used especially of meats and fish) dried and cured by hanging in wood smoke

The air was thick with the acrid smell of smoked ham.
She inhaled deeply, savoring the aroma of freshly smoked salmon.
The fireplace crackled merrily, the embers giving off a faint smoked scent.
The paramedics rushed the patient to the hospital, where he was diagnosed with smoke inhalation from a kitchen fire.
The old chimney needed to be cleaned, as it had become clogged with smoked creosote.
The fisherman carefully smoked the tuna, creating a tender and flavorful delicacy.
The smoked paprika added a rich and smoky depth to the chili.
The doctor advised the patient to avoid smoked meats due to their high sodium content.
The butcher displayed a variety of smoked sausages and cheeses.
The artisans crafted intricate glass objects with a smoked effect, creating a unique and ethereal appearance.

(used especially of meats and fish) dried and cured by hanging in wood smoke

trimmed, dusted, flattened, shellacked, overcame, blew away, annihilated, pasted, beat, waxed

No antonyms found.

The air was thick with the acrid smell of smoked ham.

She inhaled deeply, savoring the aroma of freshly smoked salmon.

The fireplace crackled merrily, the embers giving off a faint smoked scent.

The paramedics rushed the patient to the hospital, where he was diagnosed with smoke inhalation from a kitchen fire.