ADJECTIVE
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easily moved to pity or sorrow
a softhearted judge -
(eggs) having the yolk still liquid
soft-boiled eggs
How To Use soft-boiled In A Sentence
- It would be fun to eat soft-boiled eggs using the set shown in Plate XVI, which was found in the original fitted box.
- Having read a review of his soft-boiled egg in a rival paper the other week, which pronounced it overcooked and asked what kind of chef it was that could not boil an egg, I ordered it myself, to give him a shot at redemption.
- In the warmer seasons, they commonly eat bread and jam, hard- or soft-boiled eggs, a white cheese made from sheep's milk, salty olives, and warm milk or hot tea with milk.
- Darling brought out Ted's hash browns and my soft-boiled eggs.
- Baby artichokes en barigoule (braised in white wine and olive oil) came with perfectly soft-boiled halves of quails' eggs and effervescent-tasting violet heartsease flowers.
- I never knew that anyone ate soft-boiled eggs any other way until years later - when I noticed that she ate them from an egg cup.
- Your smart phone is a phone, an alarm clock and a music player. In the meantime, you use apps to time your perfectly soft-boiled eggs, to meet a potential partner, and to play Angry Birds!
- Cooked in the shell (medium or soft-boiled) eggs should be served in an egg cup or egg glass, on a plate, and _under cup or glass_. How to Prepare and Serve a Meal; and Interior Decoration
- I'd like an order for two, please, one soft-boiled egg for two, a half order of buttered toast.
- I'm sure Senyor Adria's soft-boiled quails' eggs in a caramel glaze, his wild strawberries in Campari and his deconstructed paella were wasted on the music-trade bigwigs, who would have been happier at McDonald's.