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Meaning simmer meaning

What does simmer mean?
Definitions in simple English

simmer Verb

— If you simmer something, you cook or to cause it to undergo heating slowly at or below the boiling point. The soup simmered on the stove. Simmer the soup for five minutes, then serve.

simmer

— verb boil slowly at low temperature simmer the sauce simmering water — noun temperature just below the boiling point the stew remained at a simmer for hours

Synonyms simmer synonyms

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simmer English » English

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Topics simmer topics

What do people use simmer to talk about?
Language and thought Emotion Feel bad

Angry
Daily life Food Food preparation

Cooking methods

Conjugation simmer conjugation

How do you conjugate simmer?

simmer · verb

Examples simmer examples

How do I use simmer in a sentence?

Simple sentences

Done! Now I just have to set it to simmer so it doesn't boil before everybody comes.
Please simmer the beans for a while over a low heat.
Simmer the butter and garlic in a small saucepan.

Movie subtitles

Take it easy, simmer down.
Didn't I tell you to simmer down and get some rest?
Simmer down, Wade.
Paisan, you'd better simmer down.
Simmer down, boys.
All right, simmer down.
Simmer down.
You witch! Simmer down.
Now, simmer down, Minnie.
Now, just simmer down.
The boys in the Capital seem to think it wouldn't do any harm if you was to let this whole thing kind of.simmer down.
Let it simmer, and the lumps will work out.
You, Chantal, must simmer also.
Simmer.
Well, simmer down, General, before you melt your medals.
Hey, kids, simmer down. For two solid hours, I haven't been a producer.
And you simmer down now.
Simmer down, sister.
Tell Ozark to simmer down.
Simmer down. I know the admiral was rough, and I also know about maritime regulations.
All right, come on. Simmer down.
Simmer down, Nell.
All right, Kelp, simmer down and relax.
Oh, come on now. Simmer down.
She's gonna simmer down by herself.
Simmer down, this is a disonest man, I give you my word!
Tamura or not, what do we care? Simmer down!
Just simmer down.
You simmer it slowly.
Simmer down, Stu, for pete's sake.
You'll simmer down in a while.
Just sit there and simmer down, all right?
MATTHEW, SIMMER DOWN.
We have tennis elbow, jogger's knee, and simmer's.

News and current affairs

But while the economic response has been much more effective than it was in the 1930s, social tensions and resentments have been left to simmer.
In countries with strong ethnic, tribal, and religious divisions, unless it is made clear from the start that everything possible will be done to foster reconciliation, communal enmity will most likely simmer.
Publishing jingoistic, anti-foreign articles plays to national sensitivities that always simmer, and thus can easily be brought to a boil, with obvious benefits for the bottom line.

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