Hay-Smoked

C2 16+

Pronunciation: /heɪ-smoʊkt/

Definitions of hay-smoked

adjective describing the process of smoking with hay, giving a distinct flavor to the food

Example Sentences

A1 I tried a hay-smoked cheese for the first time.

A2 The hay-smoked salmon was a unique dish on the menu.

B1 The hay-smoked flavor of the meat added a rustic touch to the dish.

B2 The hay-smoked aroma of the barbecue filled the air at the outdoor party.

C1 The chef's hay-smoked duck dish was a culinary masterpiece.

C2 The hay-smoked whiskey had a complex and smoky flavor profile.

Examples of hay-smoked in a Sentence

formal The chef prepared a delicious hay-smoked salmon dish for the fancy dinner party.

informal I tried the hay-smoked ribs at the barbecue joint and they were amazing.

slang Have you ever had hay-smoked bacon? It's so good!

figurative The hay-smoked aroma of the campfire brought back memories of childhood summers.

Grammatical Forms of hay-smoked

past tense

hay-smoked

plural

hay-smoked

comparative

more hay-smoked

superlative

most hay-smoked

present tense

hay-smoke

future tense

will hay-smoke

perfect tense

has hay-smoked

continuous tense

is hay-smoking

singular

hay-smoked

positive degree

hay-smoked

infinitive

to hay-smoke

gerund

hay-smoking

participle

hay-smoked

Origin and Evolution of hay-smoked

First Known Use: 1600 year
Language of Origin: English
Story behind the word: The term 'hay-smoked' originated from the practice of smoking food with hay to impart a unique flavor.
Evolution of the word: Originally used to describe food smoked with hay, the term 'hay-smoked' has evolved to also refer to the aroma or taste reminiscent of hay in various culinary dishes.