fermentescible
adjective
fer·men·tes·ci·ble
¦fərmən‧¦tesəbəl
variants or fermentiscible
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: fermentable
Word History
Etymology
fermentescible from Latin fermentescere to swell, rise, ferment (from Latin fermentum leaven, yeast + -escere, inchoative verb ending) + -ible; fermentiscible irregular from Latin fermentescere + English -ible
- in spate
- in specie
- in spite of oneself
- in sport
- in springtime
- in sta
- in stages
- in stark contrast to
- in stark contrast with
- in stark/marked/sharp contrast with/to
- in statu nascendi
- in statu quo
- in step
- in stitches
- in stock
- in stone
- in storage
- in store
- in strength
- in strict confidence
- in strict/strictest confidence
- in strictest confidence
- in stride
- in striking contrast to
- in striking contrast to/with