- from the
medieval German and
otherwise obsolete veim, in
reference to the "
frothy head
forming in the gl**** once the beer has been
freshly poured" (cf. ausgefeimt)...
-
Frothy pink – may
indicate more
severe pulmonary edema.
Antibiotics may not be
necessary at this time.
Clear –
pulmonary embolism (clear to
frothy);...
- with milk, cream, sugar, egg yolk and
whipped egg
white (which
gives it a
frothy texture, and its name). A
distilled spirit such as brandy, rum, whiskey...
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production received mixed reviews, with The
Hollywood Reporter writing, "this
frothy show does
provide dazzling art
direction and performances, as well as effervescent...
- powder,
combined with hot water, and
ladled into bowls,
resulting in a "
frothy" mixture. In the Song dynasty, the tea
powder would instead be
whisked with...
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musicals (1915–1918) were
artistic steps forward beyond the
revues and
other frothy entertainments of the
early 20th
century and led to such groundbreaking...
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around inside his much-enlarged
vocal sac. Here they are
immersed in a
frothy,
viscous liquid that
contains some
nourishment to
supplement what they obtain...
- its
promise of
satirical bite, but the water’s warm for
viewers who
enjoy frothy entertainment." Metacritic,
which uses a
weighted average, ****igned a score...
- in a
blender to make milkshakes. Milk is
often served in
coffee and tea.
Frothy steamed milk is used to
prepare espresso-based
drinks such as cafe latte...
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traditionally made with milk, cream, sugar, and
whipped eggs (which
gives it a
frothy texture).
Spirits such as brandy, rum, or
bourbon are
often added. The finished...
