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Traditional English :: sour
soure.html - adj., n., & v. --adj.
    1 having an acid taste like lemon or vinegar, esp. because of unripeness (sour apples).
    2 a (of food, esp. milk or bread) bad because of fermentation. b smelling or tasting rancid or unpleasant.
    3 (of a person, temper, etc.) harsh; morose; bitter.
    4 (of a thing) unpleasant; distasteful.
    5 (of the soil) deficient in lime and usually dank.
--n.
    1 US a drink with lemon- or lime-juice (whisky sour).
    2 an acid solution used in bleaching etc.
--v.
    tr. & intr. make or become sour (soured the cream; soured by misfortune).
    go (or turn) sour 1 (of food etc.) become sour.
    2 turn out badly (the job went sour on him).
    3 lose one's keenness. sour cream cream deliberately fermented by adding bacteria. sour grapes resentful disparagement of something one cannot personally acquire. sour mash US a brewing- or distilling-mash made acid to promote fermentation.
    sourish adj. sourly adv. sourness n. [OE sur f. Gmc]
Traditional English :: source
soure.html - n. & v.
--n.
    1 a spring or fountain-head from which a stream issues (the sources of the Nile).
    2 a place, person, or thing from which something originates (the source of all our troubles).
    3 a person or document etc. providing evidence (reliable sources of information; historical source material).
    4 a a body emitting radiation etc. b Physics a place from which a fluid or current flows. c Electronics a part of a transistor from which carriers flow into the interelectrode channel.
--v.
    tr. obtain (esp. components) from a specified source.
    at source at the point of origin or issue. source-criticism the evaluation of different, esp. successive, literary or historical sources. [ME f. OF sors, sourse, past part. of sourdre rise f. L surgere]
Traditional English :: sourcebook
soure.html - n.
a collection of documentary sources for the study of a subject.
Traditional English :: sourdough
soure.html - n.
US 1 fermenting dough, esp. that left over from a previous baking, used as leaven.
2 an old-timer in Alaska etc. [dial., = leaven, in allusion to piece of sour dough for raising bread baked in winter]
Traditional English :: sourpuss
soure.html - n.
colloq. a sour-tempered person. [SOUR + PUSS = face]
Traditional English :: soursop
soure.html - n.
1 a W. Indian evergreen tree, Annona muricata.
2 the large succulent fruit of this tree.
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