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curdle

[kur-dl] / ˈkɜr dl /


Example Sentences

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Slop’s face curdled up like sour milk, and he pointed a fat, hairy finger down at me.

From Literature

The national innocence had curdled since his introduction, and so the hero himself couldn’t be such an innocent figure.

From The Wall Street Journal

A decade in New York had promised stardom; by Christmas 2016, the promise had curdled.

From Los Angeles Times

Sharon would soon suffer a devastating stroke, but his Gaza policy survived and curdled.

From The Wall Street Journal

Two Navy sailors, Jefferson Jones and his pal, Sink, have been adrift on a raft for 18 days, long enough for hunger to curdle into imagination.

From Salon