despume (Meaning)

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despume (v. t.)

To free from spume or scum.

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The cook used a ladle to despume the soup, ensuring a clear broth.
To prepare the syrup, it is essential to despume it after boiling to remove any impurities.
In traditional soap-making, the first step is to despume the mixture to eliminate excess foam.
The farmer despumed the milk before churning it into butter, resulting in a smoother texture.
As the jam simmered, she periodically despumed it to achieve a glossy finish.
Despuming the molten metal is crucial in metallurgy to improve the quality of the final product.
The winemaker carefully despumed the wine during fermentation to maintain its clarity.
Before bottling, it's important to despume the beer to remove any remaining yeast or sediment.
The process of despuming the oil involves separating the oil from the foam that forms during extraction.
To prepare the tea, it is necessary to despume the surface to remove any tea leaves or residue.

To free from spume or scum.

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The cook used a ladle to despume the soup, ensuring a clear broth.

To prepare the syrup, it is essential to despume it after boiling to remove any impurities.

In traditional soap-making, the first step is to despume the mixture to eliminate excess foam.

The farmer despumed the milk before churning it into butter, resulting in a smoother texture.