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Adjective floury has 1 sense | ||||
Definitions from the WebTerm: flouryadjective (sense 1): having a powdery or dry texture resembling or reminiscent of flour Usage: The floury dough needed more water to be kneaded properly. Usage: The newly baked bread had a soft, floury texture inside. Related products: Flour, Baking powder, Bread maker adjective (sense 2): covered or dusted with flour Usage: The chef put the chicken into the floury mixture before frying it. Usage: The powdered sugar made the cake look delightfully floury. Related products: Flour sifter, Pastry brush, Frying pan adjective (sense 3): abundant or covered with flour Usage: The baker had a floury apron after a long day of making pastries. Usage: The kitchen countertop was a mess, all floury from the baking session. Related products: Apron, Baking sheet, Kitchen towel noun (sense 1): a type of oatmeal or porridge made from flour Usage: The traditional Scottish breakfast included a bowl of floury. Usage: She prepared a warm and comforting floury for her children on a chilly morning. Related products: Oatmeal, Porridge bowl, Wooden spoon | ||||
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