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yeasty::adjective | Spocien Dictionary
| Type | Words |
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| Synonyms | yeastlike |
| Derivation | yeast |
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Examples of yeasty
yeasty
Near the Todd House was the Lexington brewery, so the air also had a yeasty cast.
From the kentucky.com
The title derives from the versatile yeasty starter used in pioneer bread making.
From the nzherald.co.nz
Eating even a small amount of yeasty food makes me feel sluggish and look bloated.
From the mirror.co.uk
The pizza crust is thick, chewy and yeasty, weighed down with cheese and toppings.
From the sacbee.com
Fiddler does not swell with Aleichem's yeasty joy, pain and mystery of living.
From the time.com
The method is said to produce a wine that's less complex and yeasty, but fruitier.
From the sacbee.com
The series is a yeasty blend of hopes, anxiety, delusions and disgruntlement.
From the dailyherald.com
The method is said to produce a bubbly that's less complex and yeasty, but fruitier.
From the kentucky.com
A bit too dry, none of that yeasty, just-underbaked squidge of the Canadian version.
From the guardian.co.uk
- Of or resembling or containing yeast
- Zestful: marked by spirited enjoyment
- Exuberantly creative
- A bready smell, sometimes detected in wines that have undergone secondary fermentation, such as Champagne; very appealing if not excessive.
- Yeasts, or rather enzymes in yeasts, ferment wines. Some maintain that yeasts in fino Sherry butts (casks) contribute to the yeasty flavor of these wines. Others see the yeasty character of Champagnes to be directly related to the long period of yeast contact that such wines have. ...
- Smelling of bread, usually signifying that the wine has been exposed to secondary fermentation in the bottle.
- Smelling similar to bread. Yeasts are introduced to carry out fermentation and can be incompletely removed.
- Yeastlike flavor; a result of yeast in suspension or beer sitting too long on sediment.
- Fresh dough, bread-like aroma and/or flavour.
