acidulous

There is a lot to be said for this acidulous thesis.

He was an acidulous old man with a fantastic imagination.

The taste and odor of the mushroom are strongly acidulous.

The fruits are edible and have a pleasant acidulous taste.

Especially the springs of iron acidulous water are famous.

He proved successful, if acidulous, as an advocate, and powerful in marshaling evidence.

The recollections of his children and grandchildren about him range from decidedly cool to downright acidulous.

His empathy for her made him acidulous.

"The Lover" is the more seriously inclined play, but each makes acidulous points at the expense of domestic discord.

It would have been easy to track down, as a somewhat acidulous correspondent explained during a few remarks on the shortcomings of journalists.

His expression was most acidulous, as though the task at hand caused a sour taste in his mouth.

When hassled, their metabolism becomes an acidulous pressure cooker.

These mangoes are characterised nowadays by its acidulous taste and green colour.

Spacey, after a long career of playing acidulous bad guys, gives a performance of surprising gentleness.

The fruit has a fleshy, juicy, acidulous pulp.

The gas, he discovered, was easily dissolved in water, giving a sparkling drink with a 'pleasant acidulous taste'.

Cold sulphur and hydrogen acidulous waters are used at the Sobrance health resort.

He eyed the supplicant with acidulous disfavor.

His gentle drawl was a capital foil to Lady Georgina's acidulous soprano.

A unique medicinal mean are baths in the alkali earthy acidulous water with a high content of carbon dioxide.

"We shall not profane this day," Mrs. Fisher, an unusually acidulous woman, said.

Elsewhere in the story, the acidulous Prada remarks, as if in response: "I hate the fashion world.

I long for the crisp, acidulous apples -the Dutchess and the Jonathan - of childhood.

In addition to salt mineral water springs in Cigeľka from dozens of sources acidulous water.

The 1991 book omits some of these key points and is more acidulous in tone about its subject, which may have led Hoare to his narrow thinking.