tinned Definition
tinned (tind)
adjective
- plated with tin
- Brit. preserved in tins; canned
tinned Usage Examples
Modifies a noun
- sardine: For example: salmon and cucumber, tinned sardines or mackerel and salad.
- tuna: Tinned tuna is not a good source of Omega 3 from fish.
- peach: How does rooting in the cupboard to get some tinned peaches in syrup symbolize God's annual bounty?
- sweetcorn: No - I go with the majority and only buy tinned sweetcorn - very nice straight from the can, I agree.
- spaghetti: Shopping for food is useless as I can only think of porridge and tinned spaghetti, the comfort food from my childhood.
- tomato: Pass the tinned tomatoes through a sieve or blend in a food processor.
Used with adjective complement
eat: Posted by: Sam on March 10, 2006 9:01 PM #9 When I'm King you'll be forced to eat tinned dripping.

