vinegars
- 1Plural of vinegar.
Specialty stores stock dozens of vinegars, from balsamic to rice wine.
The chef reduced two aged vinegars into a glaze for the roasted vegetables.
Note
A plural that counts kinds, not amounts. As a substance the liquid is uncountable (a splash of vinegar, never two vinegars), so the plural appears only when varieties are being compared or listed. A cook keeps several vinegars on the shelf but puts vinegar in the dressing. The same spelling also serves the rarer verb: she vinegars the cucumbers, meaning she seasons them with it.
vinegars is a form of vinegar
vinegar, noun: A sour liquid, essentially a dilute solution of acetic acid, produced by fermenting alcohol and used as a condiment or a preservative. Full entry
- Forms
- vinegarvinegars plural
- Spelling
- vinegar → vinegars: add -s
- Sound
- The ending sounds like /z/.
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