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Definition of ferment
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Ferment
(n.)
Intestine
motion;
heat;
tumult;
agitation.
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Maltine
::
Maltine
(n.) The
fermentative
principle
of malt; malt
diastase;
also, a name given to
various
medicinal
preparations
made from or
containing
malt..
Salivary
::
Salivary
(a.) Of or
pertaining
to
saliva;
producing
or
carrying
saliva;
as, the
salivary
ferment;
the
salivary
glands;
the
salivary
ducts,
etc..
Kirschwasser
::
Kirschwasser
(n.) An
alcoholic
liquor,
obtained
by
distilling
the
fermented
juice of the small black
cherry..
Deferment
::
Deferment
(n.) The act of
delaying;
postponement.
Simoniac
::
Simoniac
(n.) One who
practices
simony,
or who buys or sells
preferment
in the
church..
Maraschino
::
Maraschino
(n.) A
liqueur
distilled
from
fermented
cherry
juice,
and
flavored
with the pit of a
variety
of
cherry
which grows in
Dalmatia..
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..
Fermented
::
Fermented
(imp. & p. p.) of
Fermen.
Invertin
::
Invertin
(n.) An
unorganized
ferment
which
causes
cane sugar to take up a
molecule
of water and be
converted
into
invert
sugar.
Fermental
::
Fermental
(a.)
Fermentative.
Soy
::
Soy (n.) A
Chinese
and
Japanese
liquid
sauce for fish, etc., made by
subjecting
boiled
beans (esp. soja
beans),
or beans and meal, to long
fermentation
and then long
digestion
in salt and
water..
Samshu
::
Samshu
(n.) A
spirituous
liquor
distilled
by the
Chinese
from the
yeasty
liquor
in which
boiled
rice has
fermented
under
pressure.
Formed
::
Formed
(a.)
Having
structure;
capable
of
growth
and
development;
organized;
as, the
formed
or
organized
ferments.
See
Ferment,
n..
Zymosimeter
::
Zymosimeter
(n.) An
instrument
for
ascertaining
the
degree
of
fermentation
occasioned
by the
mixture
of
different
liquids,
and the
degree
of heat which they
acquire
in
fermentation..
Intestinal
::
Intestinal
(a.) Of or
pertaining
to the
intestines
of an
animal;
as, the
intestinal
tube;
intestinal
digestion;
intestinal
ferments..
Vinegar
::
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..
Ptyalin
::
Ptyalin
(n.) An
unorganized
amylolytic
ferment,
on
enzyme,
present
in human mixed
saliva
and in the
saliva
of some
animals..
Yeast
::
Yeast (n.) The foam, or troth (top
yeast),
or the
sediment
(bottom
yeast),
of beer or other in
fermentation,
which
contains
the yeast plant or its
spores,
and under
certain
conditions
produces
fermentation
in
saccharine
or
farinaceous
substances;
a
preparation
used for
raising
dough for bread or
cakes,
and
making
it light and
puffy;
barm;
ferment..
Ferment
::
Ferment
(v. i.) To
undergo
fermentation;
to be in
motion,
or to be
excited
into
sensible
internal
motion,
as the
constituent
oarticles
of an
animal
or
vegetable
fluid;
to work; to
effervesce..
Liquor
::
Liquor
(n.)
Specifically,
alcoholic
or
spirituous
fluid,
either
distilled
or
fermented,
as
brandy,
wine,
whisky,
beer, etc..
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