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precooked
precooked adj.
Brit. 
/(ˌ)priːˈkʊkt/
, /(ˌ)priːˈkʊkt/U.S. /ˌpriˈkʊkt/
/ˌpriˈkʊkt/ΚΠ
1921 Iowa City Press-Citizen 9 July 6/2 When the older ones eat precooked crisp breakfast food, baby may have bread and milk for a change.
2005 Spokesman-Rev. (Washington) (Nexis) 4 Oct. The Sandpoint Area Senior Center..may have to switch from daily trips to weekly ones, delivering precooked meals for the whole week at one time.
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- to pull the devil by the tail
- to pull the feathers off
- to pull the feathers off a person's fame
- to pull the labouring oar
- to pull the lever
- to pull the long bow
- to pull the or one's pud
- to pull the pin
- to pull the pin on
- to pull the plug
- to pull the ropes
- to pull the rug from under
- to pull the rug out from under
- to pull the skin over a person's ears
- to pull the string of the shower bath
- to pull the strings
- to pull the wires
- to pull through
- to pull to
- to pull to bits
- to pull to pieces
- to pull together
- to pull trigger
- to pull up
- to pull up by the roots