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ferment
noun as in substance causing chemicals to split into simpler substances
noun as in agitation, uprising
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They say this is evidence humans may have got our taste for alcohol from common primate ancestors who relied on fermented fruit - a source of sugar and alcohol - for food.
Kimchi or preserved lemons add a fermented depth that dances with melted cheese and meat.
The line between fandom and fermenting cultures blurs, and soon, it seems, a new kind of devotion might take shape: obsessive, meticulous, generous, communal.
“They are usually fermented a little more naturally. They have a lighter flavor — almost a little effervescence too,” she explained.
"Calling them games of skill is like branding alcohol as fermented juice."
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From Roget's 21st Century Thesaurus, Third Edition Copyright © 2013 by the Philip Lief Group.
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