[
UK
/jˈiːsti/
]
ADJECTIVE
- marked by spirited enjoyment
- of or resembling or containing yeast
- exuberantly creative
How To Use yeasty In A Sentence
- • Easter bread and cakes of all kinds, particularly a yeasty cake called babka Cause of our joy
- So we finished up our morning coffee, and the last slices of the Christmas panettone, enjoying the delicious yeasty aroma of Italian vanilla, and then hopped on down to the retail park for a top up of the paint supply.
- Nor will the eternal movelessness that is coming to me be made easier or harder by the sacrifices or selfishnesses of the time when I was yeasty and acrawl. Chapter 8
- This wine has a brilliant, bright straw color with a delightful nose that first attracts with a thick, yeasty flavor before giving way to a fresh, mineral, floral note. Drinking Now
- It is these dried beans, with their yeasty aroma, that are roasted and processed into chocolate.
- Smoky nuts, ripe apples and yeasty notes wrap themselves around a core of bubbles and refreshing acidity.
- Someone had apparently set up a still that produced a potent form of moonshine and a yeasty homemade beer.
- It's as if your formative years have passed and you've turned into a surly teenager, sulking in your fizzing sack, staring at your yeasty sock, explaining your version of the world to anyone who will listen.
- The look-out next morning was dismal – the river running high in yeasty waves; the boats all huddled together under the shore; the western bank hidden in clouds of sand. A Thousand Miles Up the Nile
- So you belly up to a bar in hopes of getting a yeasty taste of the brewer's art, maybe a fine dark beer with plenty of malt, a good head, and some real punch to it.