frothy

Modifying Another Word

• too: Religion is too messy, too frothy for government to get involved in.
• so: So many and so frothy were these drinks that they made him sick.
• slightly: Leave in a warm place for up to an hour to prove until the batter has risen and looks slightly frothy with air bubbles.

Adjective complement with noun phrase

• make: The protein leak can sometimes make the urine frothy.

Modifies a noun

• cappuccino: Like a caffeine addict failing to resist the lure of a frothy cappuccino, sheâs back for a second hit.
• coffee: In search of a good cappuccino Britain is facing a rising tide of fashionable, frothy coffee.
• milk: The new cappuccino maker gives you hot frothy milk with the minimum of effort.
• flower: A very fresh clean white lace-cap with many sterile florets surrounding and often interspersed among the frothy blue fertile flowers.
• drink: We should be sitting around a table talking wildly, smoking and drinking frothy hot drinks.
• beer: The funniest stuff was reserved for the frothy beer.

Used with adjective complement

• become: Whisk well and leave until the yeast becomes frothy ( about 15 minutes ).
• look: Leave in a warm place for up to an hour to prove until the batter has risen and looks slightly frothy with air bubbles.