গাঁজন বা staleness ওষুধের

Verb:

টকান যাত্তয়া, টকিয়া যাত্তয়া, টকা, টকান,

Adjective:

সেঁতসেঁতে, অপ্রীতিকর, খিট্খিটে, বিষণ্ণ, পচা, টকো, অম্লগন্ধী, আম্ল, অম্ল, অম্লস্বাদ, খাট্টা, টক, চুকা,

sourer's Usage Examples:

extremely low sulfur content means it requires less refinery processing than sourer crude oils.

thick, which distinguishes it from a similar curry known as pulisheri, and sourer than avial.

[citation needed] The taste is often described as sourer than an orange and less bitter than a grapefruit, however, and is more commonly.

The sweeter types with finer grains are more valued over sourer, large grain varieties.

texture and flavour as Wensleydale, but thought by some to be slightly sourer and therefore possessing greater 'edge'.

is that tamarind is often added in Javanese gulai, giving it a slightly sourer taste than other versions of gulai.

On a sourer note, Nice were relegated from the first division only days after winning.

The celebration would however end on a sourer note as Lorient was relegated from league play in the same season.

the music as an excellent "rock comeback" and a "jumpier and snappier, sourer and trickier and less soothing" iteration of the jazz pop featured on Steely.

Palócleves Similar to goulash, except lighter in color, sourer in taste (due to the sour cream), and with dill added.

A dry, cool starter produces a sourer loaf than a wet, warm one.

"Apfelschorle" is particularly popular but sourer or bitterer varieties of fruit also work quite well; for example using grapefruit.

speciality of the Malaysian city of Ipoh, is similar to Penang Laksa but has a sourer rather than sweet taste, and contains prawn paste.

improved—among them Kitty Bennet and Tom Bertram—while George Knightley is somewhat sourer and Mary Crawford much less lively than in Austen's depictions.

But Belloc has broader if sourer scope.

sourer's Meaning':

smelling of fermentation or staleness

Synonyms:

ferment; turn; change state; work;

Antonyms:

blond; enlightenment; enlightened; active; unconcealed;