Fermented is valid Scrabble Word

Definitions for FERMENTED in dictionary:

VERB:
• FERMENT, to undergo a type of chemical reaction
• (of a substance) undergo fermentation
• cause the fermentation of (a substance).
• incite or stir up (trouble or disorder)
NOUN:
• agitation and excitement among a group of people, typically concerning major change and leading to trouble or violence
• a fermenting agent or enzyme.

Words related to FERMENTED

ferment12 fermenting16 ferments13

Words that contain FERMENTED

unfermented17

How to use FERMENTED in a sentence

• Animal food and fermented liquor must be particularly avoided.
• It is afterwards fermented in the sun, when it becomes an intoxicating liquor, very closely resembling Irish whiskey in taste, smell, and effect upon the brain.
• They are both based on the idea that fermented liquor is not a drink, but a drug.
• Tea came from China, coffee from Arabia, the use of sugar from India, and these to no insignificant degree supplanted fermented liquors.
• Cadurcis was angered for being left alone, or had fermented herself into fury by the certainty of his catching a fever.
• Manure which is only partially fermented will not do at all.
• What is Malt? Malt is barley prepared by being steeped in water and fermented, and then dried in a kiln.
• Thus, for example, he notes the number of standard baskets of wet cacao put into the fermentary, and he measures the fermented cacao produced with the help of a bottomless barrel.
• Most manufacturers prefer the fine, healthy, well fermented kinds.
• Yet Guayaquil is never properly fermented, whilst that from the Grenada estates is perfectly fermented.
• Therefore we ought likewise to celebrate this sacrament with fermented bread.
• I made a large vat, and filling it with this fermented refuse, put the gate in to pickle.
• When fermented for the purpose it yields an ardent spirit.
• But it also shows that when the manure has been fermented for six months, and is then turned and left exposed to the rain of spring and summer, the loss is very considerable.
• I get my winter-made manure fermented and in good condition, and yet have it ready for spring crops.
• A more contemplative enthusiasm, a superstition tinged with a morbid melancholy, fermented into life and form.
• The wet bread, of which there had remained an ample store, had, as may be readily imagined, soon fermented under the influence of a July sun.
• As it begins to ferment, stir it well occasionally, and when well fermented, turn into a clean glass or earthen jar.
• Fermented bread is seldom seen in Northern Europe and Asia except among the rich or the nobility.
• When fermented, and become perfectly clear, bottle and cork it well.
• Wines, and, indeed, all fermented liquors have an antiseptic quality.
• Also there must be total abstinence from wine and all fermented liquors.
• Fermented spirits please our common people, because they banish care, and all consideration of future or present evils.
• When properly fermented, well hopped, and of a moderate strength, they are refreshing, wholesome, and nourishing.
• The pulp is consumed either just as it is or as a fermented beverage.

Similar words containing FERMENT without suffix ed

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