deseed
verbEtymology From de- + seed.
1
To remove seed or seeds from.
- A small part of the straw is deseeded as it is delivered; the rest is deseeded by January.1894, Yearbook of Agriculture, page 485:
- For example, one grower in Georgia has reported that he not only markets his muscadines on the fresh market, but also deseeds and extracts the juice from the pulp and skins, freezes it, and sells it to a commercial winery.2004, Soils of Arkansas County, Arkansas, page 39:
1 more example
- Slice and deseed the capsicum into 5mm (1⁄4in) strips to make roughly 1⁄4 of a cup2008, Lambert Rowst, A Blokes Guide to Cooking: the Ultimate Bluffers Guide:
- Derived terms
- deseeder