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After butter is separated from milk, the residue becomes sour and can be made into milk curd which is a nice thirst quenchable and can be made into milk curd pastry with barley flour.— TravelPod.com Recent Updates
In fact this desire for more in game gold is never quenchable and is always in demand.— Find Free Articles - ArticlesBase
Fruit and spice, especially peach and cinnamon, scented the beer and the quenchable finish made me long for a full pint glass and a basket of, well, wings, rather than just a sip and a single sweetbread.— Aspen Times - Top Stories
As if the mind were quenchable with fire,— The Complete Poetical Works of James Russell Lowell
Stop it, ye Constitutional Patriots; fire itself is quenchable, yet only quenchable at first!— The French Revolution
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