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sour

[souuhr, sou-er] / saʊər, ˈsaʊ ər /




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As some traders sour on tech, they have rotated into other corners of the market, including financials, materials and industrials.

From The Wall Street Journal

The batter is tender thanks to sour cream, the crumb flecked with spices that feel autumnal without being predictable.

From Salon

Crockett isn’t so sour on Meta’s broader AI-spending plans, noting that in his view, it’s “unusually clear” that the Facebook parent company is generating returns in areas like engagement.

From MarketWatch

Water in many homes is tinged a rusty orange from iron and manganese in the soil, or pipe corrosion, and smells sour from sulfur.

From The Wall Street Journal

This year’s crypto rally was fueled by such bets that quickly turned sour when bitcoin began its slide.

From The Wall Street Journal