0 past simple and past participle of steam
For example, a cruiser steamed 102,000 miles in twelve months, an average of 8,000 miles a month.
Most of our bread is steamed, not baked, thus producing loaves at the required weight with an excess of moisture.
These trains are taken out and steamed round the country.
There is a temptation to ask why we are getting so steamed up about productivity.
It is hard to see how anyone can be so steamed up about that.
We simply steamed from one port to another, where it was ripped out and thrown away.
One can always get people who are steamed up and excited about an issue believing fervently in a reform.
What worries me most and gets me most "steamed up" is the life imprisonment of animals or birds in cages.
