Use "puckering" in a sentence
1. The films have good shrinkage and avoid end puckering.
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3. A mouth-puckering Astringent taste on the tongue can have a kapha-reducing effect
4. Synonyms for Cockling include ruffling, wrinkling, creasing, puckering, crinkling, crumpling, rumpling, rippling, roughening and pursing
5. Astringency is the drying, roughing and sometimes puckering sensation that is experienced after tasting most red wines.
6. It appeared to be some disturbance of the atmosphere, a puckering slash of the ethereal epidermis itself.
7. In Elsa’s case, the puckering mentioned in the introduction could have been caused by improper tension adjustment.
8. Astringency, as a kind of puckering, drying, or rough sensation, is widely perceived from natural foods, especially plants rich in phenolic compounds
9. Cockling Home » Conservation » Visual Glossary » Cockling Wrinkling or puckering that occurs when paper, fabric, or any sheet of support material dries unevenly.
10. Some foods, such as unripe fruits, contain tannins or calcium oxalate that cause an astringent or puckering sensation of the mucous membrane of the mouth.
11. Astringency Astringency is a tactile sensation described as dryness, tightening, and puckering sensations perceived in the oral cavity, well-known for red wine consumers and highly linked to red wine quality
12. 78th St.), recommends pairing brie and Champagne with a variety of apples — locally picked honey sweet Abrosias, sweet but tart Lady Alices and tangy, mouth-puckering Braeburns.
13. A distinguishing characteristic of some Beefsteaks is an odd puckering or scarring at the blossom end known as “cat facing.” Cherry tomatoes: Round and bite-sized, these tomatoes are often served in …
14. Astringency is a wine tasting term that applies to the tactile feeling of the wine in your mouth. It refers to the dry, puckering or rough feeling created in the mouth by …
15. ‘He concurred Affably, puckering his lips in thought as he pondered over the last decade's adventures.’ ‘At first the driver and his Arab passengers chat Affably enough, chatting loudly over the blaring radio.’ ‘He strides into the restaurant and greets the waiters Affably by …