Definition of deseed in English:

deseed

verb diːˈsiːddiˈsid

[with object]usually as adjective deseeded

Remove the seeds from (a plant, vegetable, or fruit)
deseeded black grapes
Example sentencesExamples
- He gives us permission to say, firmly, when confronted with an authoritative instruction to deseed several kilos of cherry tomatoes, ‘No, I Won't Do That.’
- Peel and deseed the cucumber and cut into small dice also.
- You can eat them raw in salads when they're young, or deseed and stir-fry/bake the older ones.
- Add 1 cup hot water to the chopped and deseeded dates and grind when cold.
- Like several other children in the village, she used to work almost 12 hours a day - from dawn to dusk - in the cotton-fields, hand pollinating and deseeding cotton.
- Just flavour 150 ml classic vinaigrette with one chopped and deseeded red chilli, one finely chopped lemongrass stalk and a squeeze of lemon juice.
- Traditional practices of cultivation and storage (grains are not deseeded but kept on the stalk to prevent spoilage), reduced the impact of the recurring droughts on food intake.
- The passata came from tomatoes grown in my mother's garden in the South of France, laboriously boiled, peeled and deseeded.
- That's a key advantage over Muscat of Alexandria, which has to be mechanically deseeded - resulting in sticky, damaged raisins.
- I chopped about 500g of fresh conch meat into roughly cm cubes, to which I added, all finely chopped, a small onion, two large tomatoes, deseeded, a sweet red pepper and about 10 cm of cucumber.
- Halve and deseed the peppers and place, with rounded sides uppermost, under a preheated grill until the skins blacken.
- Air dry the quartered and deseeded tomatoes in the oven overnight, leaving the oven switched off.
- Before the extraction of RNA and flavour compounds, samples were deseeded and powdered under liquid nitrogen using a blender.
- Remove stems, wash, and slit, deseed and finely chop the chilli (use disposable gloves).
- Meanwhile, peel, deseed and finely chop the squash.
- Then seeds were removed and seeds and deseeded berries were weighed either immediately or after drying them at 105°C in a forced-air oven to constant weight.

Derivatives

deseeder

noun

Another theme will be ` Musts for Millionaires ’, where the weirdest kitchen utensils, from a radish peeler to a tomato deseeder, will be presented and demonstrated.
Example sentencesExamples
- Im not partial to tomato chunks, thus, the need for a deseeder; the deseeder usually produces much more liquid than deseeding by hand, thus the decrease in number of tomatoes.
- Does anyone know where I can buy a deseeder for the berries?

Definition of deseed in US English:

deseed

verbdēˈsēddiˈsid

[with object]usually as adjective deseeded

Remove the seeds from (a plant, vegetable, or fruit)
deseeded black grapes
Example sentencesExamples
- Before the extraction of RNA and flavour compounds, samples were deseeded and powdered under liquid nitrogen using a blender.
- Halve and deseed the peppers and place, with rounded sides uppermost, under a preheated grill until the skins blacken.
- Traditional practices of cultivation and storage (grains are not deseeded but kept on the stalk to prevent spoilage), reduced the impact of the recurring droughts on food intake.
- The passata came from tomatoes grown in my mother's garden in the South of France, laboriously boiled, peeled and deseeded.
- That's a key advantage over Muscat of Alexandria, which has to be mechanically deseeded - resulting in sticky, damaged raisins.
- He gives us permission to say, firmly, when confronted with an authoritative instruction to deseed several kilos of cherry tomatoes, ‘No, I Won't Do That.’
- Air dry the quartered and deseeded tomatoes in the oven overnight, leaving the oven switched off.
- Then seeds were removed and seeds and deseeded berries were weighed either immediately or after drying them at 105°C in a forced-air oven to constant weight.
- Peel and deseed the cucumber and cut into small dice also.
- I chopped about 500g of fresh conch meat into roughly cm cubes, to which I added, all finely chopped, a small onion, two large tomatoes, deseeded, a sweet red pepper and about 10 cm of cucumber.
- Remove stems, wash, and slit, deseed and finely chop the chilli (use disposable gloves).
- Like several other children in the village, she used to work almost 12 hours a day - from dawn to dusk - in the cotton-fields, hand pollinating and deseeding cotton.
- Add 1 cup hot water to the chopped and deseeded dates and grind when cold.
- Meanwhile, peel, deseed and finely chop the squash.
- Just flavour 150 ml classic vinaigrette with one chopped and deseeded red chilli, one finely chopped lemongrass stalk and a squeeze of lemon juice.
- You can eat them raw in salads when they're young, or deseed and stir-fry/bake the older ones.

单词	deseed
释义	Definition of deseed in English: deseed verb diːˈsiːddiˈsid [with object]usually as adjective deseeded Remove the seeds from (a plant, vegetable, or fruit) deseeded black grapes Example sentencesExamples He gives us permission to say, firmly, when confronted with an authoritative instruction to deseed several kilos of cherry tomatoes, ‘No, I Won't Do That.’ Peel and deseed the cucumber and cut into small dice also. You can eat them raw in salads when they're young, or deseed and stir-fry/bake the older ones. Add 1 cup hot water to the chopped and deseeded dates and grind when cold. Like several other children in the village, she used to work almost 12 hours a day - from dawn to dusk - in the cotton-fields, hand pollinating and deseeding cotton. Just flavour 150 ml classic vinaigrette with one chopped and deseeded red chilli, one finely chopped lemongrass stalk and a squeeze of lemon juice. Traditional practices of cultivation and storage (grains are not deseeded but kept on the stalk to prevent spoilage), reduced the impact of the recurring droughts on food intake. The passata came from tomatoes grown in my mother's garden in the South of France, laboriously boiled, peeled and deseeded. That's a key advantage over Muscat of Alexandria, which has to be mechanically deseeded - resulting in sticky, damaged raisins. I chopped about 500g of fresh conch meat into roughly cm cubes, to which I added, all finely chopped, a small onion, two large tomatoes, deseeded, a sweet red pepper and about 10 cm of cucumber. Halve and deseed the peppers and place, with rounded sides uppermost, under a preheated grill until the skins blacken. Air dry the quartered and deseeded tomatoes in the oven overnight, leaving the oven switched off. Before the extraction of RNA and flavour compounds, samples were deseeded and powdered under liquid nitrogen using a blender. Remove stems, wash, and slit, deseed and finely chop the chilli (use disposable gloves). Meanwhile, peel, deseed and finely chop the squash. Then seeds were removed and seeds and deseeded berries were weighed either immediately or after drying them at 105°C in a forced-air oven to constant weight. Derivatives deseeder noun Another theme will be ` Musts for Millionaires ’, where the weirdest kitchen utensils, from a radish peeler to a tomato deseeder, will be presented and demonstrated. Example sentencesExamples Im not partial to tomato chunks, thus, the need for a deseeder; the deseeder usually produces much more liquid than deseeding by hand, thus the decrease in number of tomatoes. Does anyone know where I can buy a deseeder for the berries? Definition of deseed in US English: deseed verbdēˈsēddiˈsid [with object]usually as adjective deseeded Remove the seeds from (a plant, vegetable, or fruit) deseeded black grapes Example sentencesExamples Before the extraction of RNA and flavour compounds, samples were deseeded and powdered under liquid nitrogen using a blender. Halve and deseed the peppers and place, with rounded sides uppermost, under a preheated grill until the skins blacken. Traditional practices of cultivation and storage (grains are not deseeded but kept on the stalk to prevent spoilage), reduced the impact of the recurring droughts on food intake. The passata came from tomatoes grown in my mother's garden in the South of France, laboriously boiled, peeled and deseeded. That's a key advantage over Muscat of Alexandria, which has to be mechanically deseeded - resulting in sticky, damaged raisins. He gives us permission to say, firmly, when confronted with an authoritative instruction to deseed several kilos of cherry tomatoes, ‘No, I Won't Do That.’ Air dry the quartered and deseeded tomatoes in the oven overnight, leaving the oven switched off. Then seeds were removed and seeds and deseeded berries were weighed either immediately or after drying them at 105°C in a forced-air oven to constant weight. Peel and deseed the cucumber and cut into small dice also. I chopped about 500g of fresh conch meat into roughly cm cubes, to which I added, all finely chopped, a small onion, two large tomatoes, deseeded, a sweet red pepper and about 10 cm of cucumber. Remove stems, wash, and slit, deseed and finely chop the chilli (use disposable gloves). Like several other children in the village, she used to work almost 12 hours a day - from dawn to dusk - in the cotton-fields, hand pollinating and deseeding cotton. Add 1 cup hot water to the chopped and deseeded dates and grind when cold. Meanwhile, peel, deseed and finely chop the squash. Just flavour 150 ml classic vinaigrette with one chopped and deseeded red chilli, one finely chopped lemongrass stalk and a squeeze of lemon juice. You can eat them raw in salads when they're young, or deseed and stir-fry/bake the older ones.
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