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ferment

[fur-ment, fer-ment] / ˈfɜr mɛnt, fərˈmɛnt /




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It is still unknown whether chimpanzees deliberately choose fruits with higher ethanol levels, which tend to be riper and richer in sugar that can ferment.

From Science Daily

The theater’s importance as a locus of intelligent inquiry and intellectual ferment—not momentous, alas—owes a great debt to his influence.

From The Wall Street Journal

Many people turn to fermented drinks like kombucha which promises to boost the microbiome and, by extension, the immune system.

From BBC

Those items are a far cry from the ancient Japanese dish of fermented fish that, over the centuries, morphed into nigiri, typically a piece of raw seafood draped over an oval of rice.

From Los Angeles Times

When fermenting a food, we intentionally contaminate it with microbes of known characteristics or provide conditions that favor the growth of desirable microbes and subsequent production of aromatic compounds.

From Salon