different between underbake vs underbaked
underbake
English
Etymology
under- +? bake
Verb
underbake (third-person singular simple present underbakes, present participle underbaking, simple past and past participle underbaked)
- To bake insufficiently, or less than usual
- The cookies were underbaked.
Related terms
- undercook
- overbake
underbake From the web:
- what underbake means
- what does undercooked mean
- undercooked cheesecake
- what does undercooked
- what do undertake mean
underbaked
English
Verb
underbaked
- simple past tense and past participle of underbake
underbaked From the web:
- what does undercooked mean
- undercooked cheesecake
- what does undercooked
- undercooked means
- what is undercooked
- what is considered undercooked meat
- what is undercooked meat
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