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Definition
Synonym
Rahmbrei
Deutsch Englisch Übersetzung
Rahmbrei
m
cook.
sour cream porridge
Rahmbrei
m
cook.
sour cream porridge
Rahmbrei
m
cook.
sour cream porridge
Deutsche
Rahmbrei Synonyme
Englische
sour cream porridge Synonyme
sour
abrupt
absonant
acerb
acerbate
acerbic
acerbity
acescency
acescent
acetify
acid
acidic
acidify
acidity
acidulant
acidulate
acidulated
acidulent
acidulous
acidulousness
acrid
acrimonious
aftertaste
agent provocateur
aggravate
amaroidal
amplify
annoy
asperous
astringent
atonal
augment
bad
bad-tempered
bilious
biting
bitter
bitter as gall
blown
bread-and-butter pickle
brusque
build up
cacophonous
caustic
chokecherry
choleric
churlish
coarse
crab
crab apple
crabbed
crabby
cracked
cranky
cross
crusty
curdle
curdled
curt
cutting
deepen
deteriorate
diaphonic
dill pickle
disagreeable
disconsonant
discontented
discordant
disenchant
disharmonic
disharmonious
dislikable
displeasing
dissonant
distasteful
dry
dryness
dyspeptic
edgy
embitter
embittered
enhance
enlarge
envenom
escharotic
exacerbate
exasperate
ferment
fermented
flat
flavor
frowy
gamy
gloomy
go bad
go off
gone off
grating
green
green apple
greenness
grouchy
gust
hard
harsh
heat up
heighten
high
hot up
hyperacidity
ill-natured
ill-tempered
immelodious
impatient
increase
inharmonic
inharmonious
intensify
irritate
irritating
jaundiced
keen
lemon
lime
magnify
make acute
make worse
mordant
morose
musicless
nasty
nonmelodious
nose-tickling
off
off-key
off-tone
out of pitch
out of tone
out of tune
palate
peeve
peevish
penetrating
petulant
pickle
pickled
piercing
piquant
poignant
provoke
pungency
pungent
rancid
rank
raucous
reechy
relish
rough
salt
sapidity
sapor
savor
savoriness
sec
severe
sharp
sharpen
shrill
smack
snappish
sour
as vinegar
sour
balls
sour
cream
sour
grapes
sour
pickle
sour
-tempered
sour
dough
sour
ed
sour
ish
sour
ishness
sour
ness
spoil
spoiled
spoilt
stale
stinging
stomach
strident
strong
subacidity
sullen
sweet
tainted
tang
tart
tartish
tartishness
tartness
taste
terrible
testy
thankless
tongue
tooth
t
sour
grapes
acid
acidulant
belittling
bread-and-butter pickle
chokecherry
comedown
contempt
crab apple
decrial
depreciation
derogation
detraction
dill pickle
disapproval
discrediting
disgrace
disparagement
faint praise
green apple
indignity
knocking
lemon
lime
lukewarm support
minimizing
pickle
putting down
slighting
sour
sour
balls
sour
cream
sour
pickle
sour
dough
verjuice
vinegar
yogurt
sour
note
atonalism
atonality
cacophony
clinker
discord
discordance
discordancy
disharmony
dissonance
dissonancy
dissonant chord
flatness
inharmoniousness
inharmony
off note
sharpness
sour
ness
stridor
tunelessness
unharmoniousness
unmusicality
untunefulness
wolf
sour
ce
adviser
ambition
announcer
annunciator
antecedent
aspiration
author
authority
authorship
basis
begetter
beginning
birthplace
bonanza
calling
cause
channel
commencement
communicant
communicator
conception
consideration
cornucopia
creator
dawn
dawning
derivation
determinant
documentation
enlightener
expert witness
font
fount
fountain
fountainhead
genesis
goal
gold mine
gossipmonger
grapevine
grass roots
ground
guiding light
guiding star
head
headstream
headwater
headwaters
ideal
inception
informant
information center
information medium
informer
inspiration
intention
interviewee
lode
lodestar
mainspring
matter
mine
monitor
mother
motive
mouthpiece
newsmonger
notifier
onset
opening
origin
original
origination
originator
outset
parent
paternity
press
principle
provenance
provenience
public relations officer
publisher
quarry
radical
radio
radix
reason
reporter
re
sour
ce
rise
rising
riverhead
root
roots
rootstock
sake
score
sour
ce of supply
spokesman
spring
staple
start
starting
stem
stock
taproot
television
teller
tipster
tout
ulterior motive
vein
vocation
well
wellhead
wellspring
whence
witness
sour
ce book
atlas
calendar
casebook
catalog
catalogue raisonne
city directory
classified catalog
concordance
cyclopedia
diatesseron
dictionary catalog
directory
encyclopedia
gazetteer
harmony
index
phone book
polyglot
record book
reference book
studbook
telephone book
telephone directory
work of reference
sour
dough
acid
acidulant
bread-and-butter pickle
butty
chokecherry
collier
crab apple
desert rat
dill pickle
driller
gold digger
gold miner
gold panner
green apple
lemon
lime
miner
mineworker
pickle
prospector
sour
sour
balls
sour
cream
sour
grapes
sour
pickle
verjuice
vinegar
yogurt
sour
ed
acerb
acerbate
acerbic
acescent
aggravated
amplified
annoyed
augmented
baffled
balked
betrayed
bilious
bilked
bitter
blasted
blighted
blown
chapfallen
choleric
crab
crabbed
crestfallen
crossed
crushed
dashed
defeated
deliberately provoked
disappointed
dished
disillusioned
dissatisfied
dry
dyspeptic
embittered
enhanced
enlarged
exacerbated
exasperated
foiled
frowy
frustrated
gamy
green
heated up
heightened
high
hotted up
ill done-by
ill-served
increased
intensified
irritated
jaundiced
let down
magnified
off
out of countenance
pickled
provoked
pungent
rancid
rank
reechy
regretful
sec
sorely disappointed
sour
sour
as vinegar
sour
-tempered
sour
ish
stale
strong
tainted
tart
tartish
thwarted
turned
unripe
unsweet
unsweetened
vinegarish
vinegary
worse
worsened
sour
ing
acescence
acetification
acidification
acidulation
aggravation
amplification
annoyance
augmentation
contentiousness
deepening
deliberate aggravation
deterioration
embittering
embitterment
enhancement
enlargement
exacerbation
exasperation
fermentation
heightening
increase
intensification
irritation
magnification
provocation
sharpening
worsening
sour
ness
Faustianism
acerbity
acidity
acidulousness
acridity
acridness
acrimony
anger
animosity
animus
asperity
astringence
astringency
atonalism
atonality
bad blood
bad humor
bad temper
bile
biliousness
bitingness
bitter feeling
bitter pill
bitterness
cacophony
causticity
choler
clinker
cold comfort
corrosiveness
cuttingness
disappointment
discontent
discontentedness
discontentment
discord
discordance
discordancy
disgruntlement
disharmony
dissatisfaction
dissatisfiedness
dissonance
dissonancy
dissonant chord
divine discontent
edge
envy
feud
flatness
gall
gall and wormwood
hard feelings
harshness
ill blood
ill feeling
ill humor
ill nature
ill temper
ill will
inharmoniousness
inharmony
keenness
mordancy
off note
peevishness
petulance
piquancy
poignancy
pungency
querulousness
rancor
rebelliousness
resentment
restiveness
restlessness
roughness
severity
sharpness
soreness
sour
note
spleen
stridor
sulkiness
tartness
trenchancy
tunelessness
uneasiness
unfulfillment
unhappiness
unharmoniousness
unmusicality
unpleasure
unsatisfaction
untunefulness
vendetta
venom
vexation of spirit
virulence
vitriol
wolf
sour
puss
bellyacher
brooder
complainer
crab
crank
crosspatch
depressive
gloomy Gus
griper
grouch
grouser
kicker
killjoy
malcontent
melancholiac
melancholic
mope
sorehead
spoilsport
wet blanket
Rahmbrei Definition
Cream
(
n.
)
The
rich,
oily,
and
yellowish
part
of
milk,
which,
when
the
milk
stands
unagitated,
rises,
and
collects
on
the
surface.
It
is
the
part
of
milk
from
which
butter
is
obtained.
Cream
(
n.
)
The
part
of
any
liquor
that
rises,
and
collects
on
the
surface.
Cream
(
n.
)
A
delicacy
of
several
kinds
prepared
for
the
table
from
cream,
etc.,
or
so
as
to
resemble
cream.
Cream
(
n.
)
A
cosmetic
Cream
(
n.
)
The
best
or
choicest
part
of
a
thing
Cream
(
v.
t.)
To
skim,
or
take
off
by
skimming,
as
cream.
Cream
(
v.
t.)
To
take
off
the
best
or
choicest
part
of.
Cream
(
v.
t.)
To
furnish
with,
or
as
with,
cream.
Cream
(
v.
i.)
To
form
or
become
covered
with
cream
Cream-colored
(
a.
)
Of
the
color
of
cream
Cream-faced
(
a.
)
White
or
pale,
as
the
effect
of
fear,
or
as
the
natural
complexion.
Cream-fruit
(
n.
)
A
plant
of
Sierra
Leone
which
yields
a
wholesome,
creamy
juice.
Cream
laid
(
)
See
under
Laid.
Cream-slice
(
n.
)
A
wooden
knife
with
a
long
thin
blade,
used
in
handling
cream
or
ice
cream.
Cream-white
(
a.
)
As
white
as
cream.
Porridge
(
n.
)
A
food
made
by
boiling
some
leguminous
or
farinaceous
substance,
or
the
meal
of
it,
in
water
or
in
milk,
making
of
broth
or
thin
pudding
Sour
(
superl.
)
Having
an
acid
or
sharp,
biting
taste,
like
vinegar,
and
the
juices
of
most
unripe
fruits
Sour
(
superl.
)
Changed,
as
by
keeping,
so
as
to
be
acid,
rancid,
or
musty,
turned.
Sour
(
superl.
)
Disagreeable
Sour
(
superl.
)
Afflictive
Sour
(
superl.
)
Cold
and
unproductive
Sour
(
n.
)
A
sour
or
acid
substance
Sour
(
v.
t.)
To
cause
to
become
sour
Sour
(
v.
t.)
To
make
cold
and
unproductive,
as
soil.
Sour
(
v.
t.)
To
make
unhappy,
uneasy,
or
less
agreeable.
Sour
(
v.
t.)
To
cause
or
permit
to
become
harsh
or
unkindly.
Sour
(
v.
t.)
To
macerate,
and
render
fit
for
plaster
or
mortar
Sour
(
v.
i.)
To
become
sour
sour cream porridge Bedeutung
cold
cream
coldcream
face
cream
vanishing
cream
a
cream
used
cosmetically
(mostly
by
women)
for
softening
and
cleaning
the
skin
cream
ointment
emollient
toiletry
consisting
of
any
of
various
substances
in
the
form
of
a
thick
liquid
that
have
a
soothing
and
moisturizing
effect
when
applied
to
the
skin
cream
pitcher
creamer
a
small
pitcher
for
serving
cream
hand
cream
moisturizing
cream
for
the
hands
shaving
cream
shaving
soap
toiletry
consisting
of
a
preparation
of
soap
and
fatty
acids
that
forms
a
rich
lather
for
softening
the
beard
before
shaving
sourness
sour
acidity
the
property
of
being
acidic
sour
sourness
tartness
the
taste
experience
when
vinegar
or
lemon
juice
is
taken
into
the
mouth
sour
grapes
disparagement
of
something
that
is
unattainable
ice
cream
icecream
frozen
dessert
containing
cream
and
sugar
and
flavoring
chocolate
ice
cream
ice
cream
flavored
with
chocolate
Neapolitan
ice
cream
a
block
of
ice
cream
with
or
layers
of
different
colors
and
flavors
peach
ice
cream
ice
cream
flavored
with
fresh
peaches
strawberry
ice
cream
ice
cream
flavored
with
fresh
strawberries
vanilla
ice
cream
ice
cream
flavored
with
vanilla
extract
frozen
custard
soft
ice
cream
dessert
resembling
ice
cream
but
with
a
boiled
custard
base
Bavarian
cream
a
rich
custard
set
with
gelatin
whipped
cream
cream
that
has
been
beaten
until
light
and
fluffy
cream
puff
chou
puff
filled
with
cream
or
custard
Boston
cream
pie
layer
cake
filled
with
custard
sour
bread
sourdough
bread
made
with
a
starter
of
a
small
amount
of
dough
in
which
fermentation
is
active
bitter
orange
Seville
orange
sour
orange
highly
acidic
orange
used
especially
in
marmalade
sour
cherry
acid
cherries
used
for
pies
and
preserves
sour
gourd
acid-tasting
Australian
gourd-like
fruit
with
a
woody
rind
and
large
seeds
sour
gourd
monkey
bread
African
gourd-like
fruit
with
edible
pulp
sour
salt
crystals
of
citric
acid
used
as
seasoning
salad
cream
a
creamy
salad
dressing
resembling
mayonnaise
cream
sauce
white
sauce
made
with
cream
coconut
milk
coconut
cream
white
liquid
obtained
from
compressing
fresh
coconut
meat
sour
milk
milk
that
has
turned
sour
cream
the
part
of
milk
containing
the
butterfat
clotted
cream
Devonshire
cream
thick
cream
made
from
scalded
milk
double
creme
heavy
whipping
cream
cream
with
a
fat
content
of
%
or
more
heavy
cream
contains
more
than
%
butterfat
light
cream
coffee
cream
single
cream
cream
that
has
at
least
%
butterfat,
in
England
they
call
light
cream
`single
cream'
sour
cream
soured
cream
artificially
soured
light
cream
whipping
cream
light
whipping
cream
cream
that
has
enough
butterfat
(%
to
%)
to
be
whipped
cream
cheese
soft
unripened
cheese
made
of
sweet
milk
and
cream
double
cream
fresh
soft
French
cheese
containing
at
least
%
fat
triple
cream
triple
creme
fresh
soft
French
cheese
containing
at
least
%
fat
porridge
soft
food
made
by
boiling
oatmeal
or
other
meal
or
legumes
in
water
or
milk
until
thick
sour
mash
sour
mash
whiskey
any
whiskey
distilled
from
sour
mash
sour
a
cocktail
made
of
a
liquor
(especially
whiskey
or
gin)
mixed
with
lemon
or
lime
juice
and
sugar
whiskey
sour
whisky
sour
a
sour
made
with
whiskey
cream
soda
sweet
carbonated
drink
flavored
with
vanilla
egg
cream
made
of
milk
and
flavored
syrup
with
soda
water
cream
pick
the
best
people
or
things
in
a
group,
the
cream
of
England's
young
men
were
killed
in
the
Great
War
Hottentot
fig
Hottentot's
fig
sour
fig
Carpobrotus
edulis
Mesembryanthemum
edule
low-growing
South
African
succulent
plant
having
a
capsular
fruit
containing
edible
pulp
cream-of-tartar
tree
sour
gourd
Adansonia
gregorii
Australian
tree
having
an
agreeably
acid
fruit
that
resembles
a
gourd
sour
cherry
Eugenia
corynantha
Australian
tree
with
sour
red
fruit
Nyssaceae
family
Nyssaceae
sour-gum
family
tupelo
family
a
family
of
dicotyledonous
trees
of
order
Myrtales
that
includes
the
sour
gum
trees
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