Definition

Having a texture or appearance similar to curd; often used to describe food that is thick and lumpy.

Example

The cheese had a curdy texture that made it perfect for the recipe.

Conversation

Have you tried that new cheese place downtown?

Not yet, but I heard their cheese is really curdy.

I love curdy cheeses; they have such a unique texture!

I agree! We should definitely go there together soon.

Synonyms & Antonyms

Root Explanation

Curdy → The word 'curdy' originates from the Old English 'cyrde', which means 'curdled' or 'coagulated'. It describes a texture or consistency that resembles curds, often used in reference to dairy products.

Memory Tip

Think of the Old English word for curdled, 'cyrde', to remember that 'curdy' refers to something that has a curd-like texture.

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