yeasty

• "No." The air in the room was thick with the yeasty, bakery smell of a starving human body—conventional medical wisdom held that consumptives should eat virtually nothing. —  Tim Powers - The Stress of Her Regard
• Killing off the yeasty organic boil in our blood, while committing our bodies to this state of immaculate unliving called Animal Preservation. —  F ;SF; - vol 102 issue 06 - June 2002
• I remember the cellar we entered from a door in an outside room and the yeasty-damp smell of last summer's potato crop, spring-softened and gone to seed. —  EQMM, August 2005
• Would it be warm and yeasty, from working so close to the ovens? —  EQMM,March-April2008
• Somehow, it makes disparate flavors get along and play nicely together, like a yeasty nanny you don't want to tick off. —  Los Angeles Metblogs

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