IPA: /stiːmd/
KK: /stimd/
Describing something that has been cooked using steam, often resulting in a moist texture.
The steamed vegetables were bright and full of flavor.
Steamed → The word originates from the verb 'steam' (from Old English *steamian*, meaning to emit steam or vapor). The suffix '-ed' indicates a past participle form. Thus, 'steamed' refers to something that has been subjected to steam or has had steam applied to it.
Think of something that has been 'subjected to steam' — that's what 'steamed' means.