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Definition of vinegar
Thanks for using this online dictionary, we have been helping millions of people improve their use of the english language with its free online services. English definition of vinegar is as below...
Vinegar
(a.) A sour
liquid
used as a
condiment,
or as a
preservative,
and
obtained
by the
spontaneous
(acetous)
fermentation,
or by the
artificial
oxidation,
of wine,
cider,
beer, or the
like..
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Mayonnaise
::
Mayonnaise
(n.) A sauce
compounded
of raw yolks of eggs
beaten
up with olive oil to the
consistency
of a
sirup,
and
seasoned
with
vinegar,
pepper,
salt, etc.; -- used in
dressing
salads,
fish, etc. Also, a dish
dressed
with this
sauce..
Acetic
::
Acetic
(a.)
Pertaining
to,
containing,
or
derived
from,
acetyl,
as
acetic
ether,
acetic
acid. The
latter
is the acid to which the sour taste of
vinegar
is due..
Mycoderma
::
Mycoderma
(n.) A genus of
microorganisms
of which the
acetic
ferment
(Mycoderma
aceti),
which
converts
alcoholic
fluids
into
vinegar,
is a
representative.
Cf.
Mother..
Mother
::
Mother
(n.) A film or
membrane
which is
developed
on the
surface
of
fermented
alcoholic
liquids,
such as
vinegar,
wine, etc., and acts as a means of
conveying
the
oxygen
of the air to the
alcohol
and other
combustible
principles
of the
liquid,
thus
leading
to their
oxidation..
Rape
::
Rape (n.) A
filter
containing
the above
refuse,
used in
clarifying
and
perfecting
malt,
vinegar,
etc..
Acetify
::
Acetify
(v. t.) To
convert
into acid or
vinegar.
Vinegary
::
Vinegary
(a.)
Having
the
nature
of
vinegar;
sour;
unamiable.
Sour
::
Sour
(superl.)
Having
an acid or
sharp,
biting
taste,
like
vinegar,
and the
juices
of most
unripe
fruits;
acid;
tart..
Salad
::
Salad (n.) A dish
composed
of
chopped
meat or fish, esp.
chicken
or
lobster,
mixed with
lettuce
or other
vegetables,
and
seasoned
with oil,
vinegar,
mustard,
and other
condiments;
as,
chicken
salad;
lobster
salad..
Cruet
::
Cruet (n.) A
bottle
or
vessel;
esp., a vial or small glass
bottle
for
holding
vinegar,
oil,
pepper,
or the like, for the
table;
a
caster..
Acetimetry
::
Acetimetry
(n.) The act or
method
of
ascertaining
the
strength
of
vinegar,
or the
proportion
of
acetic
acid
contained
in it..
Switching
::
Switchel
(n.) A
beverage
of
molasses
and
water,
seasoned
with
vinegar
and
ginger..
Sharpen
::
Sharpen
(a.) To make more tart or acid; to make sour; as, the rays of the sun
sharpen
vinegar..
Alegar
::
Alegar
(n.) Sour ale;
vinegar
made of ale.
Acid
::
Acid (a.) Sour,
sharp,
or
biting
to the
taste;
tart;
having
the taste of
vinegar:
as, acid
fruits
or
liquors.
Also fig.:
Sour-tempered..
Acetic
::
Acetic
(a.) Of a
pertaining
to
vinegar;
producing
vinegar;
producing
vinegar;
as,
acetic
fermentation..
Mother
::
Mother
(v. i.) To
become
like, or full of,
mother,
or thick
matter,
as
vinegar..
Salad
::
Salad (n.) A
preparation
of
vegetables,
as
lettuce,
celery,
water
cress,
onions,
etc.,
usually
dressed
with salt,
vinegar,
oil, and
spice,
and eaten for
giving
a
relish
to other food; as,
lettuce
salad;
tomato
salad,
etc..
Vinaigrette
::
Vinaigrette
(n.) A small
perforated
box for
holding
aromatic
vinegar
contained
in a
sponge,
or a
smelling
bottle
for
smelling
salts;
--
called
also
vinegarette..
Acetimeter
::
Acetimeter
(n.) An
instrument
for
estimating
the
amount
of
acetic
acid in
vinegar
or in any
liquid
containing
acetic
acid.
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