foamy
foamy
Definition
foamy (fōm′ē)
adjective foam′i·er, foam′i·est
- foaming or covered with foam
- consisting of or like foam
Etymology: ME fomi < OE famig
foam′i·ly adverb
foam′i·ness noun
foamy
Synonyms
foamy
Usage Examples
Modifies a noun
- custard: However anyone who is interested in the premise of foamy custard will want to read the whole book.
- virus: Specific interaction of a novel foamy virus Env leader protein with the N-Terminal Gag domain.
- wave: When they had become turbulent and foamy, waves swelled and gave off vapor.
- water: These bacteria feed on oxygen and are unable to completely breakdown these organic compounds which may cause discolored or foamy water.
- article: I'm just curious about how people respond to some of the assertions in the foamy custard articles.
- bath: Do not sit for ages in a foamy bath, it can dissolve the natural body greases.
Modifying Another Word
- maybe: They make them more out of plastic or maybe foamy.
Browse dictionary entries near foamy
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- focus
- focus group
