of or resembling or containing yeast
Used in a Sentence
yeasty
How to use yeasty in a sentence. Example sentences and definitions for yeasty.
Editorial note
It will taste better, less yeasty as quick breads tend to be.
Examples7
Definitions3
Parts of speech1
Quick take
of or resembling or containing yeast
Meaning at a glance
The clearest senses and uses of yeasty gathered in one view.
marked by spirited enjoyment
exuberantly creative
Definitions
Core meanings and parts of speech for yeasty.
adjective
of or resembling or containing yeast
See also: yeastlike
adjective
marked by spirited enjoyment
adjective
exuberantly creative
Example sentences
It will taste better, less yeasty as quick breads tend to be.
There are so many bars in Chicago with dirty/yeasty tap lines...so sad...
Slightly sweet and earthy with a strong yeasty aftertaste.
If you replace the baker's yeast with a $2 sachet of beer or wine yeast you'll make something that is rather tasty instead of just being yeasty.
A problem familiar to any home brewer that has consumed especially yeasty young beer.
Most of the sandwiches are just as unhealthy as class Fast Food, all of the restaurants have the weird yeasty smell, and you almost always walk out with a soggy mess.
I walk down an alleyway next to a Subway every day on my way to work and all I can smell is some sour/yeasty/herby concoction that doesn't inspire me to want to go in.
Frequently asked questions
Short answers drawn from the clearest meanings and examples for this word.
How do you use yeasty in a sentence?
It will taste better, less yeasty as quick breads tend to be.
What does yeasty mean?
of or resembling or containing yeast
What part of speech is yeasty?
yeasty is commonly used as adjective.