steam
ਭਾਫ਼
definition
verb
a mug of coffee was steaming at her elbow
give off or produce steam.
steam the vegetables until just tender
cook (food) by heating it in steam from boiling water.
noun
He came out of the bathroom a few minutes after trailing steam and heated droplets of water.
the vapor into which water is converted when heated, forming a white mist of minute water droplets in the air.
example
Initially, I was disappointed to discover that today's PoW is kitted out more modestly and powered not by 'steam' but by diesel.
We put in new mahogany faces on the bar counters, re-varnished the tables, 'steam' cleaned the carpets, had the chairs recovered and put in new curtains.
To 'steam' food, it is held over boiling liquid and the heat is transmitted by water vapour surrounding the food, and condensing on it.
Preparation and cooking: Use young leaves in salads; 'steam' or braise mature leaves.
Peel the potatoes and lay them on top of the casserole, so they will 'steam' while the stew cooks.
she wiped the 'steam' off the mirror
Natural gas, boiling water, and 'steam' will heat the wood effectively and allow the cooper to bend the staves without the creation of blisters on the inside of the staves.
the anti-corruption drive gathered 'steam'
The Dum ki Kumbh, stir-fried button mushrooms 'steam' cooked in a traditional Kashmiri gravy.
When 'steam' and later compressed air were available for drilling the holes and dressing the quarry blocks, the use of granite proliferated.
a cloud of 'steam'
They should not be clouded by 'steam' , frost, water droplets or tarnished by cracks or scratches.
She wiped 'steam' from the mirror and ran a comb through her hair.
But every one or two minutes, the placid water erupts in an explosion of mud, followed by a plume of white 'steam' .
Other industrial archaeological sites include nineteenth-century 'steam' machinery and vacuum pans, as well as the rum distilleries.
A campaign to get more bank holidays is gaining a head of 'steam' .
a 'steam' locomotive
Now the Forster Square Development Partnership is set to 'steam' ahead with the city-centre project which already has planning consent.
He came out of the bathroom a few minutes after trailing 'steam' and heated droplets of water.
So the cameras would gingerly peer through the 'steam' and mist to reveal eleven fit, young men romping around in the soapy waters of a huge bath.
But they really started to get up a head of 'steam' when the United Nations started to take credit for the work that the American military was doing.
Once the campaign gathered 'steam' , the Trust had to take an interest in the matter, and found that its first lines of defence were inadequate to it.
The canal-side 'steam' powered the weaving mill, in Clitheroe Road, which was built before 1879 and added to in 1891 and 1910.
This signals something called a phase transition, like when 'steam' cools and condenses into water.
If spots seem dried on, boil water in a glass cup a few minutes; 'steam' should loosen soil.
add the mussels and leave them to 'steam'
the equipment was originally powered by 'steam'
One of their big players got up a head of 'steam' and charged at me.
However, the signals emanating from high-level briefings make it clear that a head of 'steam' is once more building in Washington towards more drastic action.
I'm hoping he has a rhetorical head of 'steam' coming into this debate.
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