1
Besides, the German wines in themselves have other qualities than that of acridity.
2
The strange odor grew stronger, its acridity burning in his nostrils.
3
Why do these intensely acrid, aroid plants lose their acridity on being heated?
4
Heating and drying the bulbs dissipates the volatiles principle, and the acridity is destroyed.
5
This was obtained by boiling or baking the roots, and thus dispelling their acridity.
6
Tom had a nagging air, and a trifle of acridity on his broad features.
7
When the acridity of the former is perceived the sensation is more prickling than acrid.
8
It was dissipated both by heating and drying, and by this means the acridity is destroyed.
9
Imagine the succession of disasters that had soured her and transformed seriousness into harshness and acridity!
10
The question of the absence of acridity in the other two plants still remained to be settled.
11
Among them is that of a species of Calladium, which requires much cooking to destroy its acridity.
12
A natural conclusion from this test was that the acridity might come from some principle soluble in ether.
13
The filtered ether was clear, entirely free from raphides, and had also lost every trace of its acridity.
14
An examination showed it to be entirely free from raphides, and it had lost every trace of its acridity.
15
The photograph of her taken when she was 38 shows a quadrangular outline, and all the acridity that impressed Strachey.
16
I took it, it dissolved, a fierce acridity seemed formed in my mouth, and in an instant I felt strong and bold.