smoked in Latin
smoked in Latin is infūmātus — smoked means treated with smoke, especially to preserve or flavor food.
smoked in Latin
infūmātus
Of food, treated with smoke, often for flavor or as a method of preservation.
What does "smoked" mean?
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adjective Treated with smoke, especially to preserve or flavor food.
"We had smoked salmon for breakfast."
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adjective Tinted or darkened, as with glass.
"The car had smoked windows for privacy."
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smoked in a sentence
- We had smoked salmon for breakfast.
- The car had smoked windows for privacy.
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What is "smoked" in Latin?
"smoked" in Latin is infūmātus. smoked means: Treated with smoke, especially to preserve or flavor food.
How do you use "smoked" in a sentence?
Example: "We had smoked salmon for breakfast." In Latin, "smoked" is infūmātus.
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