- thereafter, "not only
would the
instrument lose its
warmth and
become thin and
acidulous, but the
altitudinous p****ages
would to her no
longer come easily." It...
- the
darkness of the song’s theme, the
irony of its
chorus belying the
acidulous disdain of the lyric, Waters’
quality as a
wordsmith on
display with the...
- German:
Eristische Dialektik: Die Kunst,
Recht zu behalten; 1831) is an
acidulous,
sarcastic treatise written by the
German philosopher Arthur Schopenhauer...
-
states that the
fruits were
eaten by the
Indigenous Australians and are "
acidulous, and wholesome." J. H.
Maiden in 1889
recorded that "The
fruits are eaten...
- Cabell's
claim to
romanticism and
characterized him as "really the most
acidulous of all the anti-romantics. His
gaudy heroes ...
chase dragons precisely...
-
sterile places all over India. The
plant yields an
abundance of a
mildly acidulous milky juice, and
travellers like
nomadic cowherds suck its
tender shoots...
-
flesh has a varietal,
neutral flavour which is
slightly meaty and sweet-
acidulous-astringent. Each
grape has two or
three average-sized, pear-shaped seeds...
- the courtyard, an atrium,
displays some of Stirling's
characteristic acidulous colour play. Like many
notable postmodern buildings, the
imagery is rich...
- The 1889 book
Useful Native Plants of
Australia states that "The dry
acidulous pulp of the
fruit is eaten. It has an
agreeable taste, like
cream of tartar"...
- acidic, sour
Latin acidus acidiferous, acidity, acidosis, acidulation,
acidulous acr- height, summit, tip, top Gr**** ἀκή (akḗ), ἄκρος (ákros) "high", "extreme"...
