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Spongy
Spongy meaning
Having the characteristics of a sponge, namely being absorbent, squishy or porous. | Wet; drenched; soaked and soft, like sponge; rainy. | Drunk.
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In the past, we've had supply limited – or limited to spongy metal.
It’s soft and creamy, spongy and crumbly, nutty and caramelly and heavenly.
It was nicely smoked and its spongy texture absorbed the dish's tasty gravy — releasing a complicated umami flavour.
The mating disruption treatment, which consists of a pheromone meant to confuse and overwhelm male spongy moths, will be sprayed by the yellow "air tractor" planes later this month in 12 different areas, including St. Charles, Geneva and Naperville.
The spongy month—the name of which the Entomological Society of America last year because it was hurtful to the Romani people—is capable of defoliating hundreds of tree and shrub species, its larvae can practically devour entire trees.
This one actually had a spongy bounce to start and then pretty much lost a bit of sting as the game went on.
With the ability to completely strip trees bare year after year, spongy moths have the potential to severely affect trees and forests.
The Advanced Ceramic coated plates are infused with Moroccan Argan Oil and Vitamin E, while the floating plates make them spongy and allow for even pressure on the hair, so not was my hair styled to perfection, it was left shiny and healthy looking too.
For now, I imagine my brothers’ lungs, each of their two billowy sacs rich in oxygenated blood fighting to make its way into the spongy alveoli where the virus has established a beachhead of phlegm and fluid that must be expunged.
Chef Adonis: A good texture, nice and spongy but lacks when it comes to flavour.
Forever Green Lawn & Pest Control can give you a healthy, spongy-soft green yard you will be proud of.
It’s a nice spongy thing.
The right face buttons have a deeper, more springy action, while the rear triggers feel less spongy and have a more tactile click at the bottom of a press.
The spongy and sour injera is made on-site in three varieties — wheat, sorghum, and teff.
They've succeeded in printing layers of the lungs' spongy tissues.
Turn 11, which has a spongy surface, proved problematic on Toronto’s notoriously bumpy 11-turn, 1.786-mile temporary street course.
A very distinctive fungi, with a spongy honeycomb-like appearance that is widely hunted for it’s unique taste, is currently in season.
Next best are fallen dead trees, they also have had time to dry as long as they are not “punky” (soft and spongy).
This duo knows their way around a recipe and the sweet and tangy blood oranges that are in peak season right now, atop a spongy polenta cake that’s lush but airy, is the perfect cap off to a Christmas Eve crescendo of crustaceans.
Added to any flour by about 15-20 percent, it gives a spongy nutty texture and flavor with a green hue.