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soyed

soyed adjective: flavoured with soy sauce. Also the simple past and past participle of soy.

Adjective

soyed (comparative more soyed, superlative most soyed)

  1. Flavoured with soy sauce.
    • Goose is a speciality, especially soyed goose, traditionally served with pieces of fried goose blood which can be a bit hard to take if you haven't been brought up on this sort of thing.1981, Carol Clewlow, Hong Kong, Macau & Canton, South Yarra, Vic.: Lonely Planet Publications, →ISBN, pages 103–104
    • Darlinda's devised concoctions were dreaded. She mixed banana and onion, poured tahini over soyed bok choy, tried to turn out thousand-year-old eggs in a day, substituted wheat germ for salt.1987, John Krich, One Big Bed, New York, N.Y. […]: McGraw-Hill Book Company, →ISBN, page 163

Also used as

soyed is also the simple past and past participle of soy.

Forms of soyed

comparativemore soyed
superlativemost soyed

Phrases with soyed

Questions about soyed

What does soyed mean?
Soyed means flavoured with soy sauce.
What part of speech is soyed?
Soyed is an adjective.

Words near soyed in the dictionary

  1. soycialist
  2. soycialists
  3. soyciety
  4. soycuck
  5. soycucks
  6. soyed
  7. soyed out
  8. soyer
  9. Soyer stove
  10. Soyer stoves
  11. Soyers

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