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- v. Third-person singular simple present indicative form of overcook.
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Examples
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Spike overcooks his shrimp and uses the last 10 minutes to pull together another batch.
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Meat never overcooks and is the same amount of doneness from side-to-side
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It also meant that it would be another quarter century before I ate green vegetables of any sort again (not even my mother's steamed broccoli Rita, which she overcooks to the point that it's healthier to throw out the vegetables and drink the steaming water): in the 1960s, fresh, leafy greens were simply not widely available in my part of the world.
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If your machine usually overcooks popcorn or typically leaves lots of unpopped kernels, skip the automatic setting and adjust the time accordingly.
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If it overcooks, as mine did tonight, the sugar will caramelize and turn into chunks of hard (and unusable) candy.
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I find adding the onions at the same time with the sausage overcooks them.
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I usually don't like to eat cooked fish because many times, the process of holding the fish overcooks it.
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If it overcooks, as mine did tonight, the sugar will caramelize and turn into chunks of hard and unusable candy.
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My mum purposefully overcooks and I don't stop eating all day.
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Scorsese overcooks potboiler 'Shutter Island' gangster picture "The Departed," the director has gone seriously bughouse with the thriller
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