Fermenting is valid Scrabble Word

Definitions for FERMENTING 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.
• a process in which an agent causes an organic substance to break down into simpler substances; especially, the anaerobic breakdown of sugar into alcohol

Words related to FERMENTING

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How to use FERMENTING in a sentence

• The fermenting property of yeast is weakened by boiling for ten minutes, and is entirely destroyed by continuing the boiling.
• During the same time I have heard of only one death by lightning and one by falling into the fermenting vat of a brewery, so I suppose these accidents are equally uncommon.
• These are buried in the ground, their necks being surrounded by hot beds of fermenting horse-dung, to keep the wine from freezing.
• And, while feeling is thus fermenting at the base of the social edifice, things are not really tranquil at the summit.
• But if a group of these organisms be watched, attached to a small particle of the fermenting tissue, it will be seen to gradually diminish, and at length to disappear.
• Forcing in beds may be accomplished by means of trenches filled with fermenting material or by hot-water pipes, the beds in either case being covered with frames.
• A brick pit will answer every purpose from October to March with good management, and fermenting materials will afford the needful heat.
• They may be put on hillocks or beds, and in either case a foundation of fermenting material is required to insure a crop in the early part of the summer.
• There should be six loads of stuff laid up for the bed, and the turning should be sufficient to take out the fire, without materially reducing the fermenting power.
• When it hath almost done fermenting, but not quite, put the infusion to it warm, and let it ferment more if it will.
• The fermenting cellars are maintained at a temperature of about 37-38 deg.
• Under his habitual air of lazy indifference he hid strong feelings, and at this moment they worked within him like fermenting wine.
• The spirit of freedom is fermenting, and high-minded men have erected at Koenigsberg an altar on which they intend to kindle the sacred fire, that it may melt our chains.
• Their favorite places for this are horse-manure, but they will breed in almost any mass of fermenting organic material.
• There is clearly a great advantage in fermenting manure, provided it is done in such a manner as to prevent loss.
• I have practised this plan for several years, and can keep my heap of manure slowly fermenting during the whole winter.
• There is as much fascination in this fermenting heap of manure as there is in having money in a savings bank.
• This, at any rate, is the case when sand is added in small quantities to a heap of fermenting manure.
• The heat and steam form little chimneys, and when a fermenting manure-heap is covered with snow, these little chimneys are readily seen.
• With proper precautions, I think we may safely dismiss the idea of any serious loss of ammonia from fermenting manure.
• If, when the bottles are open, the sauce should appear to be in a fermenting state, put some more salt and boil it over again.
• And she could see that an idea was fermenting in his head.
• His words fell into souls full of the fermenting passion of the times.
• What his mother had told him during the summer was still fermenting in his mind, but no amount of brooding over it would produce any results.
• The germs or spores of some of these fermenting agents are always present in the air.
• And then, just as the town was fermenting for revolt, Mrs.
• If any show signs of fermenting, just set them in a boiler of cold water and let them come to a boil slowly.
• Judge of his consternation when, on his return, he found them softening, fermenting, and dropping off their handles.
• If one of them makes his appearance in a company, he is like leaven, fermenting and restoring to each person present a portion of his natural individuality.
• By fermenting the trees, their weight will be so much reduced as to render their carriage considerably lighter than if taken away when first cut down.
• Finally it gains such force as to drive out the obstacle with a violent explosion, just as a bottle of fermenting liquor may blow out the cork and discharge some of its contents.

Similar words containing FERMENT without suffix ing

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