When we microwave in our house we say we're going to "zap it". What do you say?
When we microwave in our house we say we're going to "zap it". What do you say?
Original question by @Melatonin@lemmy.dbzer0.com
We say to 'nuke it'.
So it'll be like oh I got to nuke this pizza for a minute.
i think this is the only correct response. everyone else is operating outside SOP
I only heard that term when I moved to the Midwest. One of many odd things they say.
It was common when I grew up on the east coast.
And we do it with the nukrawave.
Heat it up in the microwave.
'Nuke it' or 'microwave it'
We say "giv den en tur i mikrobølgen" meaning "give it a ride in the microwave"
Nuke it
Either "heat it up in the microwave" or "throw it into the microwave."
'mike it' or 'nuke it'.
I say it like this.
Outside of the more usual “microing” (not in English though, sounds a bit wonky in English but less so in our language), we do use “nuking” a lot.
Put it in the cooking box.
Blast it.
Blast it
I'm in the zap it gang, but I think I've used nuke it occasionally too.