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Definition of sour
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Sour
(superl.)
Changed,
as by
keeping,
so as to be acid,
rancid,
or
musty,
turned..
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Acerbity
::
Acerbity
(n.)
Sourness
of
taste,
with
bitterness
and
astringency,
like that of
unripe
fruit..
Ill-tempered
::
Ill-tempered
(a.) Of bad
temper;
morose;
crabbed;
sour;
peevish;
fretful;
quarrelsome.
Sour
::
Sour
(superl.)
Afflictive;
painful.
Effloresce
::
Effloresce
(v. i.) To
become
covered
with a
whitish
crust or light
crystallization,
from a slow
chemical
change
between
some of the
ingredients
of the
matter
covered
and an acid
proceeding
commonly
from an
external
source;
as, the walls of
limestone
caverns
sometimes
effloresce
with
nitrate
of
calcium
in
consequence
of the
action
in
consequence
of
nitric
acid
formed
in the
atmosphere..
Saleratus
::
Saleratus
(n.)
Aerated
salt; a white
crystalline
substance
having
an
alkaline
taste and
reaction,
consisting
of
sodium
bicarbonate
(see under
Sodium.)
It is
largely
used in
cooking,
with sour milk
(lactic
acid) or cream of
tartar
as a
substitute
for
yeast.
It is also an
ingredient
of most
baking
powders,
and is used in the
preparation
of
effervescing
drinks..
Denominator
::
Denominator
(n.) One who, or that
which,
gives a name;
origin
or
source
of a
name..
Hither
::
Hither
(adv.)
To this
point,
source,
conclusion,
design,
etc.; -- in a sense not
physical..
Cassiterite
::
Cassiterite
(n.)
Native
tin
dioxide;
tin
stone;
a
mineral
occurring
in
tetragonal
crystals
of
reddish
brown
color,
and
brilliant
adamantine
luster;
also
massive,
sometimes
in
compact
forms with
concentric
fibrous
structure
resembling
wood (wood tin), also in
rolled
fragments
or
pebbly
(Stream
tin). It is the chief
source
of
metallic
tin. See Black tin, under
Black..
Law
::
Law (n.)
Collectively,
the whole body of rules
relating
to one
subject,
or
emanating
from one
source;
--
including
usually
the
writings
pertaining
to them, and
judicial
proceedings
under them; as,
divine
law;
English
law; Roman law; the law of real
property;
insurance
law..
Inadequate
::
Inadequate
(a.) Not
adequate;
unequal
to the
purpose;
insufficient;
deficient;
as,
inadequate
resources,
power,
conceptions,
representations,
etc..
Bluff
::
Bluff (v. t.) To
frighten
or deter from
accomplishing
a
purpose
by
making
a show of
confidence
in one's
strength
or
resources;
as, he
bluffed
me off..
Rugged
::
Rugged
(n.) Sour;
surly;
frowning;
wrinkled;
-- said of
looks,
etc..
Foxiness
::
Foxiness
(n.) A
coarse
and sour taste in
grapes.
Vinegary
::
Vinegary
(a.)
Having
the
nature
of
vinegar;
sour;
unamiable.
Derivation
::
Derivation
(n.) A
leading
or
drawing
off of water from a
stream
or
source.
Beginning
::
Beginning
(n.) That which
begins
or
originates
something;
the first
cause;
origin;
source.
Root
::
Root (n.) The cause or
occasion
by which
anything
is
brought
about;
the
source.
Topic
::
Topic (n.) One of the
various
general
forms of
argument
employed
in
probable
as
distinguished
from
demonstrative
reasoning,
--
denominated
by
Aristotle
to`poi
(literally,
places),
as being the
places
or
sources
from which
arguments
may be
derived,
or to which they may be
referred;
also, a
prepared
form of
argument,
applicable
to a great
variety
of
cases,
with a
supply
of which the
ancient
rhetoricians
and
orators
provided
themselves;
a
commonplace
of
argument
or
oratory..
Valeric
::
Valeric
(a.)
Valerianic;
specifically,
designating
any one of three
metameric
acids,
of which the
typical
one
(called
also
inactive
valeric
acid),
C4H9CO2H,
is
obtained
from
valerian
root and other
sources,
as a
corrosive,
mobile,
oily
liquid,
having
a
strong
acid
taste,
and an odor of old
cheese..
Spurt
::
Sourt (n.) Fig.: A
sudden
outbreak;
as, a spurt of
jealousy..
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