Definitions
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- adjective Of food, that is suitable for cooking in a
microwave oven .
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Examples
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Now who is going to break the news to Emma that a "quickie" does not refer to a microwavable dinner?
Top Moments: Survivor's Crying Game and the Death of a Desperate Housewife 2011
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Anyone that has been to a Starbucks recently can argue the customer experience has been overshadowed by cluttered merchandise, CD trays, and subpar food offerings such as microwavable breakfast sandwiches (I do like that parfait while rushing through the airport, though).
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Even more directly, plastic bottles, BPA-lined cans and "microwavable" containers are leaching their toxins into the food and drink they contain, serving consumers a potent petrochemical punch.
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Today's society is "microwavable" when it comes to information for the most part, outside of criminal cases.
Apprentice: Black vs. White Nathaniel Livingston 2005
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If a manufacturer labels its plastic product as "microwavable," or "microwave safe" then it is.
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If a manufacturer labels its plastic product as "microwavable," or "microwave safe" then it is.
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Products such as microwavable rice and prepared pasta sauces have helped it post relatively resilient results through the economic downturn and it has gradually been reshaping its portfolio to focus in these areas.
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If a manufacturer labels its plastic product as "microwavable," or "microwave safe" then it is.
The Globe and Mail - Technology RSS feed April Holladay 2010
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If a manufacturer labels its plastic product as "microwavable," or "microwave safe" then it is.
The Globe and Mail - Technology RSS feed April Holladay 2010
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WHAT WE aRE NOT: Hormel said customers bought fewer of its more expensive items, such as microwavable meals, and its food service division, which serves businesses such as restaurants and hotels, continued to slump.
fbharjo commented on the word microwavable
miCRowavABle
March 5, 2012