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farinaceous

/ˌfær.ɪˈneɪ.ʃəs/

Traduction: Adjectif décrivant quelque chose de farineux ou d'amidonné, souvent appliqué aux aliments comme les céréales ou les pommes de terre. Considéré comme désuet dans l'usage courant.

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/ˌfær.ɪˈneɪ.ʃəs/C2formalculinaryobsolète
  • frAdjectif décrivant quelque chose de farineux ou d'amidonné, souvent appliqué aux aliments comme les céréales ou les pommes de terre. Considéré comme désuet dans l'usage courant.

An adjective describing something that is starchy or mealy, typically relating to foods like grains or potatoes. Now considered obsolete in common usage.

  1. Resembling starchC2formal

    Having the nature, composition, or appearance of starch; starchy.

    frQui ressemble à l'amidon

    • The farinaceous texture of the sauce made it feel heavy on the palate.
    • Certain legumes have a farinaceous quality when ground.
    • The plant’s roots contain a farinaceous substance used as a thickener.

    Synonymesamylaceousflourymealystarchlikestarchy

  2. Mealy or powderyC2formal

    Composed of or covered with particles resembling meal in texture or consistency; having a powdery or granular feel.

    frFarinacé (qui est farineux)

    • The rock’s surface was farinaceous, crumbling at the slightest touch.
    • A farinaceous coating formed on the old paper due to humidity.
    • The baker added farinaceous ingredients to create a crumbly crust.

    Synonymesdustyflourygranularmealypowdery

Formes
  • more farinaceous comparative form
  • most farinaceous superlative form
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