frothing

as ineffervescent
as inparoxysm
as infermentation
as ineffervescence
as inlather
as inseethe
as inslobber
as ineffervesce
as inboil
as inchurn
as inparboil
as insalivate
as indrool
as inferment
as infizz
as infoam

Synonyms for frothing

adj fizzing, foaming

Antonyms for frothing

Word Origin & History

c.1300, from an unrecorded Old English word, or else from Old Norse froða "froth," from Proto-Germanic *freuth-. Old English had afreoðan "to froth," from the same root. The modern derived verb is from late 14c. Related: Frothed; frothing.

Example Sentences for frothing

From frothing lips he hurled blasphemies and insults at his tormentor.

Ibrahim was frothing at the lips, his eyes were blood-injected.

As far as he could see the line of frothing white was unbroken.

Standing on the end of the spar, he was outboard; the frothing sea was under him.

If I meet him while I'm frothing like this, I'll kill him, even if it means the chair.

He is forever boiling and frothing over like a bottle of sour kvas.

This frothing and foaming of the wort is a proof that the fermentation is active.

It was a blaze of ruddy light tinting a world of frothing cloud.

We hurried forward to its bank, and opposite the frothing rapids.

For a moment or two it hung by the fore-paws, coughing and frothing at the mouth.

frothing

Synonyms for frothing

Antonyms for frothing

More words related to frothing

effervescence

effervescent

fermentation

paroxysm