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sudsy

/suhd-zee/US // ˈsʌd zi //

湿润的,湿润,湿润度,泥泞的

Related Words

lathery石化,石蜡,石化厂,石蜡的barmy糊涂虫,糊涂蛋,糊涂鬼,糊涂boiling沸点,沸腾,沸腾的,沸沸扬扬burbling潺潺,潺潺声,潺潺流水,潺潺的声音creamy奶油味的,奶油味,奶油色,奶油味十足ebullient热情洋溢,热情洋溢的,热情奔放,热情洋溢的人effervescent泡腾式,泡腾性,泡腾型,泡腾剂fizzy发泡,发泡的,发酵,发酵的frothy充满泡沫的,泡沫丰富的,泡沫状的,有泡沫的simmering炖煮,熬制,熬炼,熬夜spumous痰多,痰多的,痰液,痰盂spumy痰多,痰盂,痰多的,痰液carbonated碳化的,碳化,碳酸化,碳化后的fermented发酵的,发酵,发酵过的,发酵后的scummy虚伪,卑鄙小人,虚伪的,卑鄙seething出气,出牙,怒火中烧,愤怒spumescent膨胀型,膨胀式,膨胀的,膨胀性yeasty酵素,酵母,酵母菌,酵母的

Definitions

adj.形容词 adjective
  1. 1

    suds·i·er, suds·i·est.

    • : consisting of, containing, or producing foamy lather.
    • : resembling or suggesting suds.
    • : Slang. soapy.

Synonyms & Antonyms

adj.foamy
Synonyms
lathery石化,石蜡,石化厂,石蜡的barmy糊涂虫,糊涂蛋,糊涂鬼,糊涂boiling沸点,沸腾,沸腾的,沸沸扬扬burbling潺潺,潺潺声,潺潺流水,潺潺的声音carbonated碳化的,碳化,碳酸化,碳化后的creamy奶油味的,奶油味,奶油色,奶油味十足ebullient热情洋溢,热情洋溢的,热情奔放,热情洋溢的人effervescent泡腾式,泡腾性,泡腾型,泡腾剂fermented发酵的,发酵,发酵过的,发酵后的fizzy发泡,发泡的,发酵,发酵的frothy充满泡沫的,泡沫丰富的,泡沫状的,有泡沫的scummy虚伪,卑鄙小人,虚伪的,卑鄙seething出气,出牙,怒火中烧,愤怒simmering炖煮,熬制,熬炼,熬夜spumescent膨胀型,膨胀式,膨胀的,膨胀性spumous痰多,痰多的,痰液,痰盂spumy痰多,痰盂,痰多的,痰液yeasty酵素,酵母,酵母菌,酵母的

Examples

  • Yes, I fully recognize that a sudsy frustration thriller with hot dead dudes and Zosia Mamet in attorney drag might not be everyone’s thing.

  • The soapiness that was fun and scandalous became way too sudsy.

  • The 150-year family dynasty that controlled Anheuser-Busch lived in a soap opera as sudsy as the product they sold.

  • The sudsy collaboration prompted gushing from two senators who rarely agree—but are together behind this bill.

  • They had reached the cabin and saw Ma Heger, wiping sudsy hands on her apron, hurrying out to greet them.

  • Running straight before the wind, it was easy to follow the sudsy brine that eddied in her wake.

  • One sudsy hand supported and suppressed her smile of ridicule.

  • The breakers were piling in, slapping down on the beach and churning up a white sudsy foam.

  • On the sudsy underfooting his bare soles slipped—first one sole began to slip, then the other began to slip.

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