baked

1. 1
   adjective

   Cooked in an oven with dry heat, not fried or boiled.

   Like food made hot and dry in an oven, not cooked in water or oil.

   We had baked potatoes with our dinner last night.

   Fresh baked cookies cooled on the kitchen rack.

   Similarroasted

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2. 2
   verb

   Past tense of bake. Use this form when the baking already happened.

   She baked a cake for the party yesterday.

   We baked bread together on Sunday morning.

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3. 3
   adjectiveslang

   Very drunk or high on drugs.

   By midnight half the party was completely baked.

   He was too baked to find his own front door.

   Similarstoned, intoxicated, high, toasted

   Oppositesober

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4. 4
   adjectiveslangderogatoryfiguratively

   Crazy, or acting in a wild and senseless way.

   Everyone in town thought the old man was a bit baked.

   You'd have to be baked to try a jump like that.

   Similarcrazy, insane, bonkers, nuts, batty

   Oppositesane

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5. 5
   adjective

   Feeling sick and tired after drinking too much alcohol.

   I drank way too much beer last night, and now I'm too baked to get out of bed.

   You look baked. Did you drink too much at the game last night?

   Similarhungover

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6. 6
   adjective

   Having lasting brain damage from drug use, whether real or just claimed.

   Years of heavy use had left him baked, slow and forgetful.

   People said her brother was baked after all those years on hard drugs.

   Similarfried

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