baked in Latin
baked in Latin is torridus — baked means cooked in an oven.
baked in Latin
torridus
That has been cooked by baking.
What does "baked" mean?
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adj Cooked in an oven.
"Mum's freshly baked bread filled the whole kitchen with a lovely smell."
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adj Slang: intoxicated, especially from marijuana.
"He was too baked to remember where he left his keys."
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baked in a sentence
- Mum's freshly baked bread filled the whole kitchen with a lovely smell.
- Would you prefer baked potatoes or chips with your meal?
- He was too baked to remember where he left his keys.
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What is "baked" in Latin?
"baked" in Latin is torridus. baked means: Cooked in an oven.
How do you use "baked" in a sentence?
Example: "Mum's freshly baked bread filled the whole kitchen with a lovely smell." In Latin, "baked" is torridus.
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