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Meanings of curdle in English

Portuguese
coalhar
Catalan
prendre
Spanish
cuajar

Turn into curds.

      coalhar
      Usage of curdle in English
      1
      Salandra was under pressure from warmongers whose euphoria was beginning to curdle.
      The white war: life and death on the italian front 1915-1919
      2
      However, if the eggs are overheated, the custard will scorch and curdle.
      The cook's illustrated how-to-cook library
      3
      They made my blood fairly curdle, and I am not speaking figuratively.
      Vanished Arizona: Recollections of the Army Life by a New Englan...
      4
      We just heard enough when you first arrived to curdle our blood.
      Nature's Serial Story
      5
      This sauce will not curdle if left standing for a few minutes.
      Mrs. Wilson's Cook Book / Numerous New Recipes Based on Present ...
      6
      Will they curdle and hold their bellies and cry for their mammas?
      The gunslinger
      7
      It was enough to make one's blood curdle to think of it!
      History of the Donner Party: A Tragedy of the Sierra
      8
      Make sure you use full-fat Greek yoghurt, because it's less likely to curdle.
      The Guardian
      9
      It should be eaten immediately; in a few hours, it begins to curdle.
      The American Frugal Housewife
      10
      That wind from over the Barren would curdle the life in her veins.
      The Golden Snare
      11
      Be careful not to let it boil or it will curdle.
      Arabesque: a taste of morocco, turkey, and lebanon
      12
      The language you use is enough to curdle all the milk in Wendlyn.
      Heir of Fire
      13
      Thanks to this dilution of the protein, cream is less likely to curdle.
      On food and cooking: the science and lore of the kitchen
      14
      Do not allow the mixture to boil, as it will curdle.
      Radio NZ
      15
      Do not allow the mixture to boil, or it will curdle.
      The South African
      16
      Do not allow the soup to boil, or it will curdle.
      Arabesque: a taste of morocco, turkey, and lebanon
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      Translations for curdle
      Portuguese
      coalhar
      Spanish
      cuajar
      Curdle through the time
      Curdle across language varieties
      United States of America
      Common
      United Kingdom
      Common