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cold-press

cold-press verb: to press something without applying heat from an external source.

Verb

cold-press (third-person singular simple present cold-presses, present participle cold-pressing, simple past and past participle cold-pressed)

  1. (transitive) To press something without applying heat from an external source.
  2. (transitive) To extract oil or juices using such a method.

Forms of cold-press

third-person singular presentcold-presses
present participlecold-pressing
past participlecold-pressed
pastcold-pressed
alternative formcoldpress

Questions about cold-press

What does cold-press mean?
Cold-press means to press something without applying heat from an external source.
What part of speech is cold-press?
Cold-press is a verb.
What is the past tense of cold-press?
The past tense of cold-press is cold-pressed.

Words near cold-press in the dictionary

  1. cold-heartedness
  2. cold-livered
  3. cold-natured
  4. cold-pack cheese
  5. cold-pack cheeses
  6. cold-press
  7. cold-pressed
  8. cold-presses
  9. cold-pressing
  10. cold-sensitive
  11. cold-short

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