Pronunciation: /stjud/
verb a word that expresses an action or state of being, in this case, 'stewed' is the past tense of the verb 'stew', which means to cook slowly in liquid
A1 I stewed some vegetables for dinner last night.
A2 She often stewed meat with potatoes and carrots.
B1 The chef stewed the beef in a rich tomato sauce.
B2 After marinating overnight, the chicken was stewed to perfection.
C1 The traditional recipe calls for the meat to be stewed slowly for hours.
C2 The flavors of the stewed lamb dish were enhanced by the addition of fresh herbs.
adjective a word that describes or modifies a noun, in this case, 'stewed' describes something that has been cooked slowly in liquid
A1 The stewed vegetables were delicious.
A2 She made a stewed chicken dish for dinner.
B1 The restaurant served a hearty stewed beef stew.
B2 The stewed fruit dessert was a hit at the party.
C1 The chef's specialty is a complex stewed lamb dish.
C2 The stewed seafood medley was a culinary masterpiece.
formal The chef prepared a delicious stewed beef dish for the formal dinner party.
informal My grandma makes the best stewed vegetables for Sunday dinners.
slang I could really go for some stewed chicken right now.
figurative The situation stewed in my mind as I tried to come up with a solution.
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