boil-in-bag
boil-in-bag noun: a food product supplied in a bag to be heated in boiling water. The bag may be impermeable, or it may have perforations to allow water to enter and later be drained off.
Noun
boil-in-bag (plural boil-in-bags)
- A food product supplied in a bag to be heated in boiling water. The bag may be impermeable, or it may have perforations to allow water to enter and later be drained off.
Forms of boil-in-bag
| plural | boil-in-bags |
|---|---|
| alternative form | boil-in-the-bag |
Questions about boil-in-bag
- What does boil-in-bag mean?
- Boil-in-bag means a food product supplied in a bag to be heated in boiling water. The bag may be impermeable, or it may have perforations to allow water to enter and later be drained off.
- What part of speech is boil-in-bag?
- Boil-in-bag is a noun.
- What is the plural of boil-in-bag?
- The plural of boil-in-bag is boil-in-bags.
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