soek3𠸑

Jyutpingsoek3
Yaleseuk

Definition

Soft, sodden, yet retaining some elasticity; used to describe the texture of food.

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How it's used

Describes a texture that is soft and yielding, often implying a slight chewiness or elasticity. While it can describe freshly baked goods as pleasantly soft, it is also frequently used to describe food that has lost its crispness due to moisture, becoming unpleasantly soggy.

Examples

This bread is baked to be nice and soft.
The bun has been sitting out for too long and has become all soggy.

Related words

see alsolam4làmhsee alsonam4nàmh

Common phrases

very soft or soggy

Common mistake

Do not confuse this with 淋, which generally describes food that has been cooked until it is soft or tender, such as meat or vegetables. 𠸑 specifically focuses on the tactile, elastic, or spongy quality of doughy or bread-like items.

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