Definitions
from the GNU version of the Collaborative International Dictionary of English.
- adjective expressing the essence; condensed; summarized.
Etymologies
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Examples
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There was a new boiled-down toughness to his body, as if the unessential bits of him had been burned off in the struggle for his soul.
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I think the boiled-down thing we can walk away from the article with - that for whatever reason a good many people give a rip about F&S and what image it has.
Why I Hate the Booth Babe Story, a Guest Editorial by Holly A.
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There was a new boiled-down toughness to his body, as if the unessential bits of him had been burned off in the struggle for his soul.
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There was a new boiled-down toughness to his body, as if the unessential bits of him had been burned off in the struggle for his soul.
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That's the boiled-down version of a system that gives points, up to 15, for various infractions.
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The truffle-flavored sauce on reburied carrots has been slow-cooked for hours with boiled-down mushrooms and rapeseed oil.
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But these veteran fans weren't enough to keep the publishers up, so here come the boiled-down movies.
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I think the boiled-down thing we can walk away from the article with - that for whatever reason a good many people give a rip about F&S and what image it has.
Why I Hate the Booth Babe Story, a Guest Editorial by Holly A.
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That's the boiled-down version of a system that gives points, up to 15, for various infractions.
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She'd go on, later, to pose nude, kiss a black man in Franciscan robes on MTV, practice a boiled-down version of Judaic mysticism, perform with a giant cross onstage, bankroll an African orphanage ...
Michele Somerville: Holy Gaga! A Catholic's Defense of 'Alejandro'
2703012 commented on the word boiled-down
So boiled-down there's not much here.
August 14, 2011