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smoked (iou) and Intractable (medicine)


smoked (iou)



smoked ppl adjective. E17.
[from SMOKE verb + -ED1.]
Of meat, fish, etc.: dried, cured, or tainted by exposure to smoke, or loosely by a process that produces a similar effect. E17.
smoked chicken, smoked ham, smoked mackerel, etc. smoked sheet a form of raw rubber that is preserved for transportation by drying the coagulated latex in a smoky atmosphere.
Esp. of glass: darkened by exposure to smoke. M18.
Of the colour of smoke. Cf. SMOKE adjective. E19.

Intractable (medicine)


intractable


Unstoppable. For example, intractable diarrhoea or intractable pain.