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Meanings of go rancid in English
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Usage of go rancid in English
1
The higher moisture and oil content of stone-ground cornmeal causes it to go rancid within weeks.
2
Once a package has been opened, keep it in the refrigerator since peanuts rapidly go rancid.
3
The butter was going to go rancid, she said; that was the reason and the only reason.
4
Keep your brown rice in the refrigerator, especially in the summer, as the good, nutritious oils can go rancid.
5
While Chinese cooks favor peanut oil, it can go rancid if there is too long a period between stir-fries.
6
He had been wandering a few days before she had found him, and the wounds had already begun to go rancid.
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Because of the oil-rich bran, it is best kept refrigerated or frozen, rather than on the cupboard shelf, where it can go rancid.
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Jojoba oil is the preference for any oil that is going to be stored for any length of time as it does not go rancid.
9
Like eggs left too long in the sun, like meat gone rancid.
10
We were being hustled out of Rome like meat gone rancid.
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I'm quite sure it has gone rancid, and then George won't touch them.
12
Store in the fridge to stop the linseeds going rancid.
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It can last for two years before going rancid.
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He sniffed the contents of the cup as if he thought it was going rancid.
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So you then end up with water being left on the field going rancid for longer.
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Flax oil is also notoriously unstable, meaning that it goes rancid almost immediately, which is counterproductive.