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to simmer

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Emerson Rasmussen

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my teacher said no
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12y ago

I'm not sure it's really possible to answer this in a phrasing that's simpler than the way it's already stated.

If you meant "What's the word for cooking in liquid just below the boiling point", "simmer" might be an appropriate choice.

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I think it is "simmer"

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Simmer

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Simmer😋

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Domesticated

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It is to simmer

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simmer

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Cook

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