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Definition of vinegared - Reverso English Dictionary
Adjective
1.
tasteRare having a sour or acidic tasteRare
- The vinegared dressing added a tangy flavor to the salad.
2.
cookingRare flavored or preserved with vinegarRare
- The vinegared vegetables were a hit at the party.
Origin of vinegared
French, vinaigre (sour wine)
Terms with vinegared included in their meaning
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cuisine
Japanese dish with vinegared rice and raw fish
Examples of vinegared in a sentence
She didn't like the vinegared taste of the pickles. The vinegared fish had a tangy taste. He enjoyed the vinegared pickles with his sandwich.
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- French:vinaigré, mariné, ...
- German:sauer, eingelegt, ...
- Italian:acidulo, all'aceto, ...
- Spanish:avinagrado, con vinagre, ...
- Portuguese:ácido, em conserva, ...
- Chinese:酸的, 醋渍的, ...
- Japanese:酸味のある, 酢漬けの, ...
- Arabic:مُخَلَّل, مُخَلَّل بالخل, ...
- Hebrew:חָמוּץ, מֻחְמָץ, ...
- Russian:кислый, маринованный, ...
- Ukrainian:кислий, маринований, ...
- Hindi:खट्टा, सिरकेदार, ...
Definition of vinegar - Reverso English Dictionary
Noun
1.
cooking liquidsour liquid made from alcohol used in food or preserving
- Vinegar adds flavor to salads and preserves vegetables.
2.
figurativesharp or sour quality in expression
- His remarks were full of vinegar during the debate..
3.
vitalityUK energy or liveliness in a personUK
- The young athlete was full of vinegar.
4.
medicalDated medicinal solution in dilute acetic acidDated
- The old remedy included vinegar for healing.
Verb
cookingRare season using a sharp acidic fermented liquidRare
- She decided to vinegar the salad for extra flavor.
Images of vinegar
sour liquid made from alcohol used in food or preserving 
medicinal solution in dilute acetic acid
Expressions with vinegar
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express that kindness works better than harshness to persuade others
Honey catches more flies than vinegar, so be nice to your friends.
vinegar infused with chilli peppers
She added chilli vinegar to the salad for extra spice.
mixture used as salad dressing
She drizzled oil and vinegar over the fresh greens.
vinegar made from fermented rice, used in Asian cooking
She added rice vinegar to the sushi rice.
clear vinegar made from distilled alcohol
Add white vinegar to the salad dressing.
vinegar made from fermented wine
She dressed the salad with olive oil and wine vinegar..
vinegar from apples used in food or as a health remedy
Many people use apple cider vinegar in salad dressings or for health.
dark sweet vinegar from white grapes aged in wooden barrels
Balsamic vinegar adds rich flavor to salads and sauces.
vinegar made from fermented apple juice
She used cider vinegar in her salad dressing for extra tang..
dark vinegar from malted barley, used in cooking
She added malt vinegar to the salad dressing.
having a sour or acidic taste
The salad dressing had a vinegar-like taste.
deteriorate or become worse over time
His attitude seemed to age like vinegar.
type of vinegar with rose scent
The rose vinegar gave the dish a unique aroma.
vinegar made from sherry wine
Add sherry vinegar to the salad for extra flavor.
used in agriculture to improve soil and plant health
Farmers apply wood vinegar to enhance crop growth.
gelatinous mass of bacteria forming and used in vinegar making
The mother of vinegar floated on top of the jar.
vinegar made by acetic fermentation of distilled alcohol
Spirit vinegar is commonly used in salad dressings..
small worm living in vinegar, called Turbatrix aceti
Vinegar eel can be seen swimming in old vinegar.
small fly of the family Drosophilidae
A vinegar fly landed on the ripe banana.
shows lots of energy, enthusiasm, and a lively attitude
She tackled the project with spit and vinegar.
eager and spirited
She was full of vinegar during the debate competition.
pie with vinegar for tartness
Grandma made a delicious vinegar pie for dessert.
Origin of vinegar
Old French, vinaigre (sour wine)
Examples of vinegar in a sentence
The recipe called for a splash of vinegar to enhance the flavor. Her feedback was laced with vinegar, leaving everyone silent. The review was written with vinegar, sparking controversy. She tackled the project with vinegar and enthusiasm. His speech was full of vinegar, inspiring everyone. Doctors used vinegar to clean wounds.
Vinegar was applied to reduce fever. He decided to vinegar the fish before grilling. The chef expertly vinegared the vegetables.
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- French:vinaigre, mettre du vinaigre, ...
- German:Essig, würzen, ...
- Italian:aceto, acetare, ...
- Spanish:vinagre, aliñar con vinagre, ...
- Portuguese:vinagre, temperar, ...
- Chinese:醋, 加醋, ...
- Japanese:酢, 酢をかける, ...
- Arabic:خَلّ, خَلَّلَ, ...
- Hebrew:חֹמֶץ, לְתַבֵּל בְּחֹמֶץ, ...
- Russian:уксус, приправлять уксусом, ...
- Ukrainian:оцет, заправляти оцтом, ...
- Hindi:सिरका, सिरका डालना, ...
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