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Processed A food item that has been thoroughly cooked and then cooled down to a safe temperature for consumption. It is also used to describe information or data that has been analyzed and organized in some way. ■ "I can't believe I forgot my favorite processed cheese slices at home!", "The company processes all of its customer data to ensure maximum privacy and security."
Cheddar A type of cheese that is known for its strong, sharp flavor and crumbly texture. ■ "I love cheddar on my crackers, but I can't stand those fake-cheddar processed slices. They have no flavor!"
Eats A pastime for the unimaginative, involving consuming food with minimal pleasure or thought. ■ "I can't believe you're still eating that processed cheese sandwich. It's like you're living in the year 1980.
Keyboard A device that transforms the keystrokes of a user into digital information, which is then processed by a computer. ■ "I accidentally typed 'keyboard' on my keyboard instead of 'cat', and now my cat is very mad at me."
Mainframe The central computer of a large organization, where all important data and operations are processed. ■ "I can't believe we still have to use this mainframe to do our work. It's like working with a dinosaur."
Morgues A place where dead bodies are stored and processed for burial. ■ "I heard they keep the corpses in morgues until the family can decide on a funeral home."
Refinery A place where crude oil is processed and turned into usable products. ■ When I went to the refinery, I was amazed at how much money they were making from something as simple as oil.
vowed A promise or pledge made with great solemnity, often involving a religious oath. ■ "I vowed to never eat fast food again after watching that documentary about the evils of processed meat."
bowel The hollow, tube-shaped part of the intestines where food is processed and waste is eliminated. ■ "I had a bad case of the bowels last night after eating too much junk food. I had to run to the bathroom every 10 minutes!
digested To have processed and broken down food in the stomach so that it can be absorbed into the bloodstream. ■ After finishing her meal, she claimed to have digested all the spicy chicken wings, but I could tell she was still feeling the burn.
stations A place where trains stop to pick up and drop off passengers. ■I forgot my phone at the station, but don't worry, I left it on the train., A location in a video game or virtual world where players can pause their progress and save their games. ■When I realized I had been playing the same level for hours, I decided to take a break at the station., An area where people gather to wait for something or someone, such as a bus or train. ■I arrived at the station early so I could catch my friend when she got off the plane., A point in a network or system where data is processed or transmitted. ■The server was down at the station, leaving many users without internet access.