ferment|ferments in English

noun

[fer·ment || fə(r)'ment]

yeast, substance which causes fermentation; fermenting; agitation, excitement

Use "ferment|ferments" in a sentence

1. Milk ferments for chemical purposes, ferments for lactic acid

2. Milk ferments for pharmaceutical purposes

3. Milk ferments for the food industry

4. The country is in ferment.

5. The country was in ferment.

6. “A Little Leaven Ferments the Whole Batch of Dough”

7. Of course, wine ferments without the addition of leaven.

8. + 9 A little leaven ferments the whole lump.

9. Barmy definition is - full of froth or ferment

10. The wine is beginning to ferment.

11. Milk products with live milk ferments, grains and fibre

12. A little leaven ferments the whole batch (6-8)

13. ‘In my opinion, the Albuminous materials were never the ferments, but the nutrients of the ferment.’ ‘Glonoine has Albuminous urine and will sometimes be found useful in acute and haemorrhagic nephritis.’ ‘Tabular view of the morbid appearances in 100 cases connected with Albuminous …

14. ‘In my opinion, the Albuminous materials were never the ferments, but the nutrients of the ferment.’ ‘Glonoine has Albuminous urine and will sometimes be found useful in acute and haemorrhagic nephritis.’ ‘Tabular view of the morbid appearances in 100 cases connected with Albuminous …

15. “A Little Leaven Ferments the Whole Batch of Dough”: (10 min.)

16. Non-alcoholic beverages with a low milk ferment content

17. It is much faster to ferment, effectively raising capacity.

18. The pediococci did not ferment gluconic acid.

19. 9 A little leaven ferments the whole batch of dough.

20. The number of years it took to ferment.

21. It was an age of intellectual ferment too.

22. “A little leaven ferments the whole batch of dough,” he noted.

23. And into that ferment came the microprocessor.

24. They will not putrefy but rather ferment.

25. Education produced intellectual ferment and the temptations of radicalism.