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wood-smoked

wood-smoked adjective: cooked or flavoured with woodsmoke.

Adjective

wood-smoked (comparative more wood-smoked, superlative most wood-smoked)

  1. Cooked or flavoured with woodsmoke.
    • WITH the backyard cookouts of Memorial Day and the Fourth of July fast becoming distant memories, there is still time this summer to get serious about barbecue. Not the sort that is centered on burgers and dogs, but the authentic, Southern-style affair, involving baby back ribs, beef brisket...2009 August 7, Christopher Brooks, “The Marriage of Smoke and Time”, in The New York Times, New York, N.Y.: The New York Times Company, →ISSN, →OCLC, archived from the original on 29 Jun 2018
    • Any of the succulent, wood-smoked meats here is worth the trip, from New York City or from Texas.2015 August 28, Phoebe Nobles, “New Jersey Barbecue Joints Find Their Secret in the Smoke”, in The New York Times, New York, N.Y.: The New York Times Company, →ISSN, →OCLC, archived from the original...

Forms of wood-smoked

comparativemore wood-smoked
superlativemost wood-smoked
alternative formwoodsmoked

Questions about wood-smoked

What does wood-smoked mean?
Wood-smoked means cooked or flavoured with woodsmoke.
What part of speech is wood-smoked?
Wood-smoked is an adjective.

Words near wood-smoked in the dictionary

  1. wood-rot
  2. wood-rots
  3. wood-sere
  4. wood-shaving flower
  5. wood-shaving flowers
  6. wood-smoked
  7. wood-sorrel
  8. wood-sorrels
  9. wood-stove
  10. wood-stoves
  11. wood-thistle

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