steaming

IPA: stˈimɪŋ

The action of steam on something.
The method of cooking by immersion in steam.
The act or process of seafaring under steam power.
The raising of steam by a steam locomotive etc.
(UK, informal) A form of robbery in which a large gang moves swiftly and violently through a bus or train.

Examples of "steaming" in Sentences

My father’s face was tight, his skin red, his expression steaming.
Matthews is still steaming from the Hottie Center Fold Senator Scottie Brown in the Full Monty.
Leaf wrapping, since it involves baking, grilling or steaming, is a healthy method of food preparation since it requires no fat for frying.
On the whole, though, it's akin to "steaming" - the tactic of getting a gang of 50 youths together and committing mass robbery on all in a narrow area eg. a train.
When Aliette comes in, steaming from the showers, her hair in a black cloth cap with a strap under the chin, L. lifts her from her chair and carries her into the water.
Middle-aged men and women who’ve volunteered for the coffee run carry their cardboard trays loaded with cups steaming from the spouted lids as if coffee-cup carrying was an Olympic event and they’re in training with a good shot at making the US team if only they can shave another .05 seconds off their best time.