10 ENGLISH BOOKS RELATING TO «BUTYRACEOUS»
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butyraceous in the following bibliographical selection. Books relating to
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1
The Dublin Journal of Medical Science (1836-1845).
But M. Donné only admits of the fatty or butyraceous globules, whilst Leuwenho'
éck also admits therein globules of another nature. M. Donné founds his opinion
on the following experiments. “ let. The milk, when filtered, leaves upon the paper
...
2
The Dublin Journal of Medical Science
But M. Donne only admits of the fatty or butyraceous globules, whilst
Leuwenhoeck also admits tharein globules of another nature. M.Donne founds
his opinion on the following experiments. " 1st. The milk, when filtered, leaves
upon the paper ...
3
The Rural cyclopedia, or A general dictionary of ...
The liquid of milk which remains after the abstraction of the curd for sweet-milk
cheese, or after the separation in any other way of the main portion of the milk's
caseous and butyraceous principles. It is properly identical with the serum of the
...
4
The Rural Cyclopedia, Or A General Dictionary of ...
The Chemical Constz'tiaion of Milk—Three proxmate principles, butyraceous,
caseous, and serous, or the characteristic parts of respectively cream, curd, and
whey, constitute the chief substance of all milk; and they exist only in a state of ...
5
The Dairy Farmer: A Monthly Journal Devoted to the Interests ...
The effect of heating milk, is to hasten the ascent of the butyraceous matter. When
a portion of the milk is heated too near the boiling point, there will be a scum
formed on the top, and in the cooling it to 90 degrees, the butyraceous matter of
the ...
... for butter, but should be possessed to the degree indicating the butyraceous
quality of the milk, and a tendency to thrive when dry. This balance of the dairy
and fatten ing properties, can readily be discerned by the eye and fingers of a
close, ...
New York State Agricultural Society, 1852
The effect of heating milk, is to hasten the ascent of the butyraceous matter. When
a portion of the milk is heated very hot, there will be a scum formed on the top,
and in cooling, the butyraceous matter of the milk rises rapidly, and is near the ...
8
The Chemical News and Journal of Physical Science
Paler (paleness increases with the proportion of dripping) — often marbled
yellow and white. Firmer (increasing with proportion of dripping). Butyraceous
odour lessened (butstill present even in largo amounts of adulteration). The
melted layer ...
Colour, bright yellow — odour, butyraceous — breaks under pressure of the
spatula at 54° into fine mealiness — taste, butyraceous, not melting on tongue so
smoothly M unwashed butter, but still :,uickly, and with little sense of granulation.
Professors morton and simonds, 1862
10
The Gilded Tongue: Overly Eloquent Words for Everyday Things
BUTYRACEOUS (BYOO- ti-RAY-shus): adj. from Latin bu- tyrum (butter) and
English -aceous (pertaining to, having the nature of): having the qualities of butter
; resembling butter. The old yellow can of paint we found in the basement was so
...
6 NEWS ITEMS WHICH INCLUDE THE TERM «BUTYRACEOUS»
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Webster's War of the Words returns April 24
WEST HARTFORD >> Could you spell butyraceous if you weren't looking right at it? And could you define it? Most people would probably just ... «West Hartford News, Apr 15»
Christmas classics and glorious goodies at Starbucks
While the former is rich with the butyraceous taste and warmth of toffee nuts, when combined with Starbucks espresso and velvety cream milk, ... «The Sun Daily, Nov 14»
Butter has scotched all fat naysayers
The cumulative impact of butyraceous domestic goddesses spreading the good word among TV audiences worldwide cannot be discounted, ... «Economic Times, Jan 14»
Wellesley Spelling Bee: Team Butyraceous wins back-to-back titles
Team Butyraceous and The Spellbinders, the final two teams in last night's 22nd Annual Wellesley Spelling Bee, correctly spelled such words ... «The Swellesley Report, Nov 11»
Daily Lexeme: Butyraceous
Daily Lexeme: Butyraceous. March 11, 2011 5:05 am March 11, 2011 5:05 am. Today's word, in association with the superlative Oxford English Dictionary, is. «New York Times, Mar 11»
Wellesley Spelling Bee winners find spelling hard words to be like …
The Butyraceous team took top honors at Thursday night's annual Wellesley Education Foundation Wellesley Spelling Bee, proving to be ... «The Swellesley Report, Nov 10»
