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starchy

[stahr-chee] / ˈstɑr tʃi /


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She was strictly business in a starchy shirtwaist and shoes.

From Literature

In most places, “Irish potatoes” means exactly what you think: starchy, dirt-covered tubers.

From Salon

Because they are dense and starchy, eating large amounts can slow the rate at which the stomach empties, a condition known as gastroparesis, or in rare situations, cause a complete blockage.

From Science Daily

We bargain with them to eat a bite or two of vegetables before allowing them second helpings of the starchy things they really want.

From The Wall Street Journal

Andrew says the "worst offenders" include cereal, scrambled eggs, or starchy food with protein-heavy residues.

From BBC