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Definition of frothing - Reverso English Dictionary
Adjective
1.
foamy appearancecovered with or producing froth
- The frothing waves crashed against the shore..
2.
- He was frothing at the mouth in rage..
Noun
liquidsTECH. the process of forming bubbles or foam in a liquidTECH.
- The frothing of milk is important for making cappuccino.
Origin of frothing
Old English, froth (foam)
Examples of frothing in a sentence
The frothing mixture bubbled in the pot. She was frothing with excitement at the news. The frothing crowd demanded answers. Proper frothing gives the latte a smooth, velvety cap. The frothing in the saucepan showed the soup was boiling too hard.
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- French:mousseux, moussage, ...
- German:schaumig, Aufschäumen, ...
- Italian:spumeggiante, schiumatura, ...
- Spanish:burbujeante, espumado, ...
- Portuguese:espumante, espumar, ...
- Chinese:起泡的, 起泡, ...
- Japanese:泡立つ, 泡立ち, ...
- Arabic:مُزْبِد, تَرْغِيد, ...
- Hebrew:מוּקצָּף, הַקְצָפָה, ...
- Russian:пенящийся, вспенивание, ...
- Ukrainian:піниться, спінювання, ...
- Hindi:झागदार, झाग बनना, ...
Definition of froth - Reverso English Dictionary
Noun
1.
liquidsmall bubbles formed in liquids
- The froth on the coffee looked inviting..
2.
trivial talkUK unimportant talk or ideasUK
- The conversation was just froth, with no real substance.
3.
businessTECH. US highly speculative investmentTECH. US
- Investors were wary of the froth in the market.
4.
disease symptommixture of saliva and bubbles at the lips
- The dog had froth at its mouth.
Verb
1.
drinksintr. bubble on the surface of a liquidintr.
- The soda began to froth over the glass.
2.
cookingtr./intr. whisk a liquid until foam formstr./intr.
- She frothed the milk for the coffee.
3.
excited talkintr. talk about something with great excitementintr.
- He frothed about the new technology at the conference..
Images of froth
small bubbles formed in liquids 
mixture of saliva and bubbles at the lips
Expressions with froth
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be extremely angry or agitated
He started to froth at the mouth during the argument.
become agitated or excited like froth
The crowd started to froth up with excitement.
bubbles formed on a liquid
The froth and foam on the coffee looked delicious.
Origin of froth
Old Norse, froða (foam)
Examples of froth in a sentence
The waves left froth on the shore. His speech was full of froth, lacking depth. The article was dismissed as froth by critics. The froth in tech stocks worried analysts. He warned about the froth surrounding cryptocurrency. The patient exhibited froth during the seizure.
Froth was visible on the animal's lips. The milk will froth when you steam it. Coffee froths gently beneath the machine's nozzle. He frothed the egg whites for the meringue. The chef frothed the cream before serving. She frothed about her favorite band all night. The fans frothed over the latest movie release.
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- French:mousse, mousser, ...
- German:Schaum, schäumen, ...
- Italian:schiuma, fare schiuma, ...
- Spanish:espuma, formar espuma, ...
- Portuguese:espuma, formar espuma, ...
- Chinese:泡沫, 冒泡, ...
- Japanese:泡, 泡立つ, ...
- Arabic:رَغْوَة, زَبَّدَ, ...
- Hebrew:קֶצֶף, לְהַקְצִיף, ...
- Russian:пена, пениться, ...
- Ukrainian:піна, пінитися, ...
- Hindi:झाग, झाग बनना, ...
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