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形容詞

curdly (comparative more curdly, superlative most curdly)

1. Having a curdled or coagulated appearance.
   • 1776, William Reddington, A practical treatise on brewing: The third edition (page 101)

     […] a curdly, yeasty head on a Guile of Beer.

   • 1837, John Armstrong, Lectures on the Morbid Anatomy, Nature, and Treatment of Acute and Chronic Diseases (page 636)

     [The pus has] a curdly consistence, and a cloudy appearance. If you examine it minutely, you will see one patch, as it were, piled on another; it is formed of several small masses, and does not run into one mass.