Meaning Of The Word Mother of vinegar
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What's The Definition Of Mother of vinegar?
mother of vinegar in British English
a stringy, gummy, slimy substance formed by bacteria (genus Acetobacter) in vinegar or on the surface of fermenting liquids: used as a starter to make vinegar noun noun: a slime that forms on the surface of alcoholic liquids during fermentation, also used to start other alcoholic liquids fermenting |
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