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Definition of cream
Thanks for using this online dictionary, we have been helping millions of people improve their use of the english language with its free online services. English definition of cream is as below...
Cream (v. i.) To form or
become
covered
with
cream;
to
become
thick like
cream;
to
assume
the
appearance
of
cream;
hence,
to grow stiff or
formal;
to
mantle..
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Screaming
::
Screaming
(a.)
Uttering
screams;
shrieking.
Cream-faced
::
Cream-faced
(a.) White or pale, as the
effect
of fear, or as the
natural
complexion..
Phaeton
::
Phaeton
(n.) A
handsome
American
butterfly
(Euphydryas,
/
Melitaea,
Phaeton).
The upper side of the wings is
black,
with
orange-red
spots and
marginal
crescents,
and
several
rows of
cream-colored
spots;
--
called
also
Baltimore..
Skirl
::
Skirl (v.
t.&
i.) To utter in a
shrill
tone; to
scream.
Pus
::
Pus (a.) The
yellowish
white
opaque
creamy
matter
produced
by the
process
of
suppuration.
It
consists
of
innumerable
white
nucleated
cells
floating
in a clear
liquid.
Creaminess
::
Creaminess
(n.) The
quality
of being
creamy.
Rich
::
Rich
(superl.)
Abounding
in
agreeable
or
nutritive
qualities;
--
especially
applied
to
articles
of food or drink which are
high-seasoned
or
abound
in
oleaginous
ingredients,
or are
sweet,
luscious,
and
high-flavored;
as, a rich dish; rich cream or soup; rich
pastry;
rich wine or
fruit..
Fleet
::
Fleet (v. i.) To take the cream from; to skim.
White-pot
::
White-pot
(n.) A kind of food made of milk or
cream,
eggs,
sugar,
bread,
etc., baked in a pot..
Brazil Nut
::
Brazil
nut () An oily,
three-sided
nut, the seed of the
Bertholletia
excelsa;
the cream nut..
Whisk
::
Whisk (n.) A small
culinary
instrument
made of wire, or the like, for
whisking
or
beating
eggs,
cream,
etc..
Saleratus
::
Saleratus
(n.)
Aerated
salt; a white
crystalline
substance
having
an
alkaline
taste and
reaction,
consisting
of
sodium
bicarbonate
(see under
Sodium.)
It is
largely
used in
cooking,
with sour milk
(lactic
acid) or cream of
tartar
as a
substitute
for
yeast.
It is also an
ingredient
of most
baking
powders,
and is used in the
preparation
of
effervescing
drinks..
Cream
::
Cream (v. t.) To skim, or take off by
skimming,
as
cream..
Squaller
::
Squall
(n.) A loud
scream;
a harsh cry.
Screamer
::
Screamer
(n.) Any one of three
species
of South
American
birds
constituting
the
family
Anhimidae,
and the
suborder
Palamedeae.
They have two
spines
on each wing, and the head is
either
crested
or
horned.
They are
easily
tamed,
and then serve as
guardians
for other
poultry.
The
crested
screamers,
or
chajas,
belong
to the genus
Chauna.
The
horned
screamer,
or
kamichi,
is
Palamedea
cornuta..
Lactodensimeter
::
Lactodensimeter
(n.) A form of
hydrometer,
specially
graduated,
for
finding
the
density
of milk, and thus
discovering
whether
it has been mixed with water or some of the cream has been
removed..
Churn
::
Churn (v. t.) A
vessel
in which milk or cream is
stirred,
beaten,
or
otherwise
agitated
(as by a
plunging
or
revolving
dasher)
in order to
separate
the oily
globules
from the other
parts,
and
obtain
butter..
Jackman
::
Jackman
(n.) A cream
cheese.
Frangipane
::
Frangipane
(n.) A
species
of
pastry,
containing
cream and
almonds..
Caen Stone
::
Caen stone () A
cream-colored
limestone
for
building,
found near Caen,
France..
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