Antonyms for decoct
| Grammar : Verb |
| Spell : dih-kokt |
| Phonetic Transcription : dɪˈkɒkt |
Definition of decoct
Origin :- early 15c., from Latin decoctus, past participle of decoquere (see decoction). Related: Decocted; decocting.
- As in mash : verb smash, squash
- As in boil : verb heat to bubbling
- As in parboil : verb boil
- As in condense : verb abridge
- As in cook : verb prepare food, usually using heat
Synonyms for decoct
- abbreviate
- agitate
- bake
- barbecue
- blanch
- blue pencil
- boil
- boil down
- braise
- brew
- broil
- brown
- bruise
- bubble
- burn
- chew
- chop
- churn
- coagulate
- coddle
- compact
- compress
- concentrate
- constrict
- contract
- cook
- crush
- curry
- curtail
- cut
- cut down
- decoct
- deep fry
- densen
- devil
- digest
- doctor
- edit
- effervesce
- encapsulate
- epitomize
- escallop
- evaporate
- fix
- fizz
- foam
- french fry
- fricassee
- froth
- fry
- griddle
- grill
- grind
- hash
- heat
- imbue
- infuse
- inventory
- macerate
- masticate
- melt
- microwave
- mull
- mush up
- nuke
- panfry
- parboil
- parch
- percolate
- poach
- pound
- precipitate
- précis
- press
- press together
- pressure-cook
- pulp
- pulverize
- push
- put in a nutshell
- reduce
- roast
- ruin
- sauté
- scald
- scorch
- scrunch
- sear
- seethe
- shorten
- shrink
- simmer
- sizzle
- smolder
- snip
- solidify
- spoil
- squeeze
- squish
- steam
- steep
- stew
- sum
- summarize
- summate
- synopsize
- telescope
- thicken
- toast
- trim
- triturate
- warm up
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