boughten
Not homemade, commercial
Boughten is a dialectal or regional past participle of buy, used where standard English would use bought.
It appears mainly in rural American speech, especially to distinguish store-bought items from homemade ones: boughten bread, boughten clothes.
The word carries a folksy or old-fashioned quality and is rarely encountered in formal writing.
Made in large quantities
- off-the-shelfPrepackaged and ready-to-use
- ready-madePrepared in advance, standardized
- prepackagedSealed before sale
- brandedMarked by hot iron
packaged · retail · supermarket · generic · processed · manufactured · standardized · uniform
Prepared in advance, standardized
- time-savingReducing required duration
- instantBriefest unit of time
- quickMoving with speed
- effortlessRequiring no strain
handy · practical · accessible · labor-saving · prepackaged · premade · prepared · grab-and-go
mass-produced
Made in large quantities
- off-the-shelfPrepackaged and ready-to-use
- ready-madePrepared in advance, standardized
- prepackagedSealed before sale
branded · packaged · retail · supermarket · generic · processed · manufactured · standardized · uniform · impersonal
ready-made
Prepared in advance, standardized
- time-savingReducing required duration
- instantBriefest unit of time
- quickMoving with speed
effortless · handy · practical · accessible · labor-saving · prepackaged · premade · prepared · grab-and-go · microwaveable
handmade
Created manually, not mechanically
hand-sewn · preserves · canned goods · quilts · bread · pie · jam · cookies · pickles · sweater
boughtenhomemade
Prepared at one's residence
homegrown · handmade · from scratch · made from scratch · hand-crafted
- bought outPurchased entire ownership
- bought offCorrupted through payment
- bought timeDelayed an outcome
- bought intoAccepted and adopted
- bought inAcquired stake or belief
- bought upPurchased entire supply