foaminess

“He reports Carr, three beers into an evening, as experiencing "a pleasant foaminess somewhere around his forebrain" and says Carr's melancholy relationships with women have "the feel of a beach in midwinter.”

The Wall Street Journal: In Brief: Mystery

“We can break the beer's foaminess into three components: head formation, head retention and head stability.”

Archive 2008-02-01

“Yes, well now I have a cardboard toilet paper roll stuck somewhere in my pipes as well as a wire hanger sticking halfway out, all covered in a blue foaminess.”

toastcrumbs Diary Entry

“Similarly, when the dry crystals of citric or malic acid and sodium bicarbonate in a candy are moistened together in the mouth, they react and form bubbles of carbon dioxide that provide the sensation of tartness and prickly foaminess.”

Simon & Schuster: On Food and Cooking, The Science and Lore of the Kitchen

“It was quite true, though we at first thought that we must be under shelter of the land; the wind was sinking fast, and the waves lost their fierce foaminess.”

Devon Boys A Tale of the North Shore

“Lemon pudding cake is a cloud on the tongue dissolving into sweet foaminess.”

The Clog

“Though I gotta admit, the foaminess of his storage crate looks makes it a pretty solid resting place.”

Gizmodo

“Combine all ingredients with immersion blender, then transfer to stand mixer and whip on medium-high until maximum foaminess is achieved.”

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