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Meanings of liquidise in English

Catalan
liquar
Spanish
liquidar

Make (a solid substance) liquid, as by heating.

        liquar
        Usage of liquidise in English
        1
        A food processor won't liquidise, whatever it says on the box.
        The Daily Telegraph
        2
        Add the fresh mint and liquidise in a food processor or using a hand blender.
        The Irish Times
        3
        Place the fillet with the black pudding and the egg yolk in a blender and liquidise while slowly adding the cream.
        The Irish Times
        4
        A rhubarb smoothie can come in any colour from marshmallow to liquidised frog.
        The Guardian
        5
        Liquidise the coriander and the oil in a food processor.
        The Guardian
        6
        Liquidise the soup, adding a little more stock or water if you think it's too thick.
        The Guardian
        7
        Swigging down a smoothie made from their own liquidised placenta may not have quite the same appeal.
        The Irish Times
        8
        The rapid reconstruction of the broken skull and presumed re-formation of the liquidised brain within predictably followed.
        Johannes cabal the necromancer
        9
        Liquidising the peas is a lovely way to get a sauce to coat the pasta without adding cream.
        The Irish Times
        10
        Liquidise the watercress, and then add the potato, leeks and a little stock, processing until it is smooth.
        Radio NZ
        11
        Gary, however, blanches half the potato chunks separately, then adds them to the liquidised soup along with the haddock.
        The Guardian
        12
        Back in the New One, it's clear that this is a vehicle that turns the outside world into a liquidised blur.
        BBC
        Frequent collocations
        Translations for liquidise
        Spanish
        liquidar
        Liquidise through the time