churns in English

noun

1

a machine or container in which butter is made by agitating milk or cream.

Mothers made butter from milk, they mixed the milk in a butter churn .

verb

1

agitate or turn (milk or cream) in a machine in order to produce butter.

the cream is ripened before it is churned

synonyms: stir, agitate, beat, whip, whisk

2

(of liquid) move about vigorously.

the seas churned

synonyms: heave, boil, swirl, toss, seethe, roil, disturb, stir up, agitate, roil

3

(of a broker) encourage frequent turnover of (investments) in order to generate commission.

Managers may churn their accounts to generate more soft dollars in order to buy services such as stock research.

noun

butter churn

verb

stir, heave, disturb, moil
stir, agitate, beat, whip, whisk
heave, boil, swirl, toss, seethe, roil
disturb, stir up, agitate, roil
moil, boil, roil

Use "churns" in a sentence

1. (Propeller churns)

2. Uhh, the thought churns the stomach.

3. Churned, Churn·ing, Churns v.tr

4. “The sea” of rebellious humanity churns up discontent and revolution

5. “The sea” of restless, rebellious humanity churns up discontent and revolution.

6. So for several hours the food churns in hydrochloric acid and enzymes.

7. You love the vintage butter Churn styles, especially the old wooden crank Churns

8. White Coopering involves the manufacture of pails, butter churns, tubs and other household utensils for daily use.

9. Customized white Coopered containers to your specifications; Historical reproduction accuracy- Our buckets, butter churns, washtubs, washboards, canteens, yokes, etc

10. Konstantin Ernst, the boss of Russia's main TV channel, which churns out nationalistic, anti-American propaganda, worshipped Francis Ford Coppola, an American film-maker.

11. Since then I have made over 250 Coopered wood items (piggins, tubs, butter carriers, butter churns) using the principles I learned from this book

12. Scheetz practices tight, dry, and white Coopering and creates accurate reproductions of period cooperage including hogsheads, barrels, firkins, butter churns, tubs, piggins, tankards and other coopered containers.

13. The Butter and Yogurt Making Book: Easy DIY Cookbook for Churning Homemade Dairy - Includes Review of Equipment, Churns and Makers - Plus Bonus Recipes to Make Ghee, Labneh, Greek and Probiotic Yogurt.

14. A great reference for farm and veterinary collectibles, including Dazey churns, milk cans, Babcock Milk Testers, dairy test glassware, Sanitary milking buckets, DeLaval cream separators, milking systems and separator oil, poultry Caponizers, Sloan's Liniment, Bag Balm from St

15. A great reference for farm and veterinary collectibles, including Dazey churns, milk cans, Babcock Milk Testers, dairy test glassware, Sanitary milking buckets, DeLaval cream separators, milking systems and separator oil, poultry Caponizers, Sloan's Liniment, Bag Balm from St

16. The project thus resonates with the great romantic yearning for another reality - free of the constraints of efficiency and utility - while ultimately developing it ad absurdum by showing how its promises lack consequences as it churns in circles without going anywhere.

17. Churning is the process of shaking up cream or whole milk to make butter, usually using a butter churn.In Europe from the Middle Ages until the Industrial Revolution, a churn was usually as simple as a barrel with a plunger in it, moved by hand.These have mostly been replaced by mechanical churns

18. Since 1975 the farm has been leased to Shropshire Council and is now a working farm museum where visitors can see farm staff care for traditional breeds of poultry and stock, the wheelwright and blacksmith produce goods for the farm, the farrier shoes the work-inghorsesthe woodland craft workers produce Besoms and rakes, and the farmer's wife churns butter by hand just as it would have been