boiled

As verbs the difference between boiled and broil

is that boiled is (boil) while broil is to cook by direct, radiant heat or broil can be to cause a rowdy disturbance; embroil.

As an adjective boiled

is cooked in boiling water.

As a noun broil is

food prepared by broiling or broil can be (archaic) a brawl; a rowdy disturbance.

As verbs the difference between kindled and boiled

is that kindled is (kindle) while boiled is (boil).

As an adjective boiled is

cooked in boiling water.

As verbs the difference between boiled and evaporate

is that boiled is (boil) while evaporate is to transition from a liquid state into a gaseous state.

As an adjective boiled

is cooked in boiling water.

As verbs the difference between boiled and steamed

is that boiled is past tense of boil while steamed is past tense of steam.

As adjectives the difference between boiled and steamed

is that boiled is cooked in boiling water while steamed is cooked by steaming.

As verbs the difference between grilled and boiled

is that grilled is past tense of grill while boiled is past tense of boil.

As adjectives the difference between grilled and boiled

is that grilled is cooked on a grill while boiled is cooked in boiling water.

As verbs the difference between boiled and grilling

is that boiled is past tense of boil while grilling is present participle of lang=en.

As an adjective boiled

is cooked in boiling water.

As a noun grilling is

a thorough interrogation.

As verbs the difference between fried and boiled

is that fried is past tense of fry while boiled is past tense of boil.

As adjectives the difference between fried and boiled

is that fried is cooked by frying while boiled is cooked in boiling water.

As a verb boiled is

(boil).

As an adjective boiled is

cooked in boiling water.

As verbs the difference between foiled and boiled

is that foiled is (foil) while boiled is (boil).

As an adjective boiled is

cooked in boiling water.