Synonyms for baking
bak·ing

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1. bakingnoun

   making bread or cake or pastry etc.

   Antonyms:
   cold

2. bakingadjective

   cooking by dry heat in an oven

   Antonyms:
   cold

3. baking, baking hotadjective

   as hot as if in an oven

   Synonyms:
   baking hot

   Antonyms:
   cold

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1. List of paraphrases for "baking":

   bakery, cooking, bicarbonate, pastry, boulangerie, cook, bread, baked, bake

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1. Brian Kennedy:

   They punch him, stomped him, kicked him in the head, used whatever was available – these hard milk crates, baking pans, tablets, whatever, and literally took turns beating him and then left him there probably for four to five minutes, then when they were done with him, they dragged him into a vestibule and then told corrections to come get him. And then corrections stood around for about four minutes before touching him and making sure he still had a pulse.

2. Di Maio:

   The key to the process is to design the pressure release rate not to stress the dough, which likes to expand gently, we mainly studied how dough behaves with and without yeast -- how the softness changes with leavening( rising), and how the dough responds to a temperature program during baking.

3. Douglas Mena:

   I'm not the only one, there are many of us who have started re-selling goods on the informal market, baking cakes, cleaning houses, anything.

4. Joe Lewis:

   ...we pay for the activities that already exists in their community that they pick as their personal outlet. So we have done things like surfing, baking lessons, swimming lessons... Taekwondo and martial arts, as long as it’s a fun event and it has a coach or instructor component to it, we are going to find a way to say yes.

5. Daria Nosenko:

   We had to come up with a different source of income so we started baking New York-style bagels and Italian focaccia bread and selling it to local stores.