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6. Astringencies Total Number of words made out of Astringencies = 1658 Astringencies is a 13 letter long Word starting with A and ending with S
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8. Astringencies meaning Plural form of astringency.
9. astringency (countable and uncountable, plural Astringencies)
10. Noun astringency (countable and uncountable, plural Astringencies)
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12. Teas of all grades and pricepoints come in various Astringencies
13. Dean’s harmonic language deftly blends tonal elements with raw Astringencies
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15. The tea gives a satisfying and sharp aftertaste with zero Astringencies
16. Synonyms for Astringencies include acerbities, harshness, severities, sharpness, acidity, causticity, mordancies, bites, stings and poignance
17. Antonyms for Astringencies include blandness, weaknesses, plainness, mildness, banality, triteness, tastelessnesses, insipidness, jejuneness and lifelessness
18. Translation for 'Astringencies' in the free English-German dictionary and many other German translations.
19. The word Astringencies uses 13 letters: a, c, e, e, g, i, i, n, n, r, s, s, t
20. Astringent medicines cause shrinkage of mucous membranes or exposed tissues and are often used internally to check Explanation of Astringencies
21. Hydrolases from psychrotrophic bacteria (proteinases) and the naturally occurring milk proteinase (plasmin) produce varying Astringencies (Harwalkar et al., 1993)
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23. German Carafa malt is also used to create an intense dark color while keeping out Astringencies caused by grain husks
24. The pineapple and the mango create a sweet base and, while the cucumber and daikon add their crispier textures and subtle Astringencies
25. And our single origin teas from places like Assam, Darjeeling, Sri Lanka and Yunnan reflect the full spectrum of black strengths and Astringencies with depth
26. And our single origin teas from places like Assam, Darjeeling, Sri Lanka and Yunnan reflect the full spectrum of black strengths and Astringencies
27. Relative Astringencies (microg CT required to precipitate 1 mg protein) against BSA ranged from 262.5 for CT from lespedeza to 435.5 for CT from L
28. This allows the smoke the chance to remain cool—something that short cigars often struggle with—translating to enjoyable flavors and a lack of Astringencies much further along than
29. It smells of perky pine needles, muddled citrus pith, grainy, bready caramel malt, further forest floor Astringencies, a bit of pineapple core, and more musty, earthy, and floral hops
30. The rocking helps get the “tea juice” and aromatics off the surface of the leaf fast, and the tea is dispensed before the bitter Astringencies come out from within the leaves
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32. That poem ‘Astringencies’ is divided into two sections and the first, ‘The Coldness’ appeared as the opening poem in the Penguin Modern Poets 7 selection of Silkin’s work in which he appeared alongside Richard Murphy and Nathaniel Tarn
33. Wearing dark glasses and a variety of distinctive hats and given to occasional cryptic pronouncements, Monk was an ideal candidate for the role of jazz's leading eccentric, an image only reinforced by the distinctive spaces and Astringencies of his music and his billing as "the high priest of bebop."
34. In an Agenda interview from spring 1965 Jon Silkin referred to an idea of ‘density’ in poetry in such a manner as to shed some light upon his own powerful evocation of twelfth century York in his poem ‘Astringencies’ which had appeared in the 1961 volume The Re-ordering of the Stones: