curdy

In women, this would appear as a thick, white, curdy discharge that causes irritation.

Ranks of curdy milk bottles waited for a milkman who never came.

No doubt many orders will be curdy given you in the days to come, and Mister Director wishes to thank you in advance.

The nodule reminded me of cottage cheese: a soft curdy nugget sodden with creamy white fluid.

Finally, I nodded curdy Deffly, Jacobi untied my bonds.

With excessive heat or stirring, the fat changes to a liquid and separates from the protein, resulting in curdy bits of protein and released oil.

Fresh chevre is like curdy cream cheese; the shriveled two-week-old chevre, covered in ash, smells like a barnyard full of animals.

The quaking lady-in-waiting then offered her large pendant earrings to match, but the Queen refused them curdy and took instead smaller ear-studs of gold with a single diamond each.

Out of it there gushed a sickening torrent of human blood, mingled with dark, filiated masses that may have been half-dissolved hair, and floating gelatinous lumps like molten bone, and shreds of a curdy white substance.

Abnormal vaginal discharge, on the other hand, usually has a disagreeable odor (read: stinks like bad fish) and an unusual color or texture (could be curdy like cottage cheese, and tinted yellowish or greenish), and may cause itching.

Decent cheesecake turned out to be a pleasing hybrid of creamy smooth and curdy ricotta varieties, and chocolate lovers should look for an intense cake of three layers paved with mousse, frosted with chocolate fudge and garnished with chocolate shavings.

It ascends me into the brain; dries me there all the foolish and dull and curdy vapours which environ it; makes it apprehensive, quick, forgetive, full of nimble fiery and delectable shapes, which, delivered o'er to the voice, the tongue, which is the birth, becomes excellent wit.