Definition of thickener in English:

thickener

noun ˈθɪkənəˈθɪk(ə)nər

1A substance added to a liquid to make it firmer, especially in cooking.
芡粉，增稠剂
Example sentencesExamples
- Dave, once a keen whisky drinker, smiles as he recalls how Jill would put thickener in his favourite tipple to help it go down.
- Wheat flour used as a starch thickener needs relatively long cooking to remove its raw taste; and even after cooking it has a noticeable flavour.
- For that reason, the Consumers' Association is demanding new rules to ensure all additives - sweeteners, colouring, flavouring and thickeners - are clearly marked.
- Extra thickener is added to bring the butter fat content up to the minimum of 35% so it can be classified as thickened cream - gelatin is used.
- And the cocoa butter takes on a life of its own - it becomes not only an ideal thickener, but also lends a hand adding sheen to sauces.
- Modified starches were also used in food industries as a thickener.
- An unusually high amount of pectin - a natural thickener - makes the fruit ideal for making jams, jellies, and marmalades.
- Corn, potatoes, soybeans and rice don't contain gluten, but it can be hidden in emulsifiers, fillers, thickeners and stabilizers.
- The most familiar use of starch is as a thickener for cooking sauces, as in cornflour, or perhaps as a substance for stiffening shirt collars.
- This is pure yogurt, just milk and culture, with no stabilizers, thickeners, or other additives.
- First investigated over 200 years ago, fatty acids have become useful in producing various materials such as detergents, lubricants, and thickeners.
- Included among these ingredients are thickeners and gelling agents such as starches and gums, gelatin and pectin; and emulsifiers such as lecithin or mono- and diglycerides.
- Much of this can be attributed to the increasing use of rice and rice ingredients in processed foods, a market outlet that includes snacks, soups, frozen dinners, candy, sauce thickeners, pasta, and other products.
- A significant source of calcium, it is used in Brazil as a thickener for instant soups and baby formula.
- This is a synthetic substance used as a thickener and to encourage lather.
- It's the creamy component in some ice creams and yogurts, a satisfying alternative to fat in reduced-fat foods, and a thickener that adds a smooth finish to soups and sauces.
- The fruit and roasted seeds are used in soups as a spice and a thickener.
- Hair thickener was an oily blue liquid, a bit like petrol, and came in a clear plastic bottle that reminded me of a glue container.
- Canned soups and sauces, salad dressings, ice cream and some processed meats and cheeses may contain wheat-based thickeners, fillers and stabilizers.
- Processed foods, such as junk foods and fast foods, contain synthetic additives - preservatives, emulsifiers, thickeners, stabilizers and flavor enhancers.
- Oats or oat flour can be used as a thickener for soups, gravies, sauces, stews, or puddings.
1. 1.1Chemistry An apparatus for the sedimentation of solids from suspension in a liquid.
  〔化〕增稠器；浓缩机
  Example sentencesExamples
  For instance, a town of 7,000 might have a sewage plant containing four pumps, sludge thickeners, and a chlorinator.
  We're usually talking here about huge buildings stuffed full of crushers, agitators, thickeners, ball mills, conveyors and other vital equipment.

Rhymes

sickener

Definition of thickener in US English:

thickener

nounˈTHik(ə)nərˈθɪk(ə)nər

1A substance added to a liquid to make it firmer, especially in cooking.
芡粉，增稠剂
Example sentencesExamples
- Wheat flour used as a starch thickener needs relatively long cooking to remove its raw taste; and even after cooking it has a noticeable flavour.
- This is a synthetic substance used as a thickener and to encourage lather.
- Canned soups and sauces, salad dressings, ice cream and some processed meats and cheeses may contain wheat-based thickeners, fillers and stabilizers.
- And the cocoa butter takes on a life of its own - it becomes not only an ideal thickener, but also lends a hand adding sheen to sauces.
- It's the creamy component in some ice creams and yogurts, a satisfying alternative to fat in reduced-fat foods, and a thickener that adds a smooth finish to soups and sauces.
- Corn, potatoes, soybeans and rice don't contain gluten, but it can be hidden in emulsifiers, fillers, thickeners and stabilizers.
- Modified starches were also used in food industries as a thickener.
- Dave, once a keen whisky drinker, smiles as he recalls how Jill would put thickener in his favourite tipple to help it go down.
- First investigated over 200 years ago, fatty acids have become useful in producing various materials such as detergents, lubricants, and thickeners.
- Extra thickener is added to bring the butter fat content up to the minimum of 35% so it can be classified as thickened cream - gelatin is used.
- A significant source of calcium, it is used in Brazil as a thickener for instant soups and baby formula.
- Much of this can be attributed to the increasing use of rice and rice ingredients in processed foods, a market outlet that includes snacks, soups, frozen dinners, candy, sauce thickeners, pasta, and other products.
- The fruit and roasted seeds are used in soups as a spice and a thickener.
- Processed foods, such as junk foods and fast foods, contain synthetic additives - preservatives, emulsifiers, thickeners, stabilizers and flavor enhancers.
- Oats or oat flour can be used as a thickener for soups, gravies, sauces, stews, or puddings.
- The most familiar use of starch is as a thickener for cooking sauces, as in cornflour, or perhaps as a substance for stiffening shirt collars.
- For that reason, the Consumers' Association is demanding new rules to ensure all additives - sweeteners, colouring, flavouring and thickeners - are clearly marked.
- An unusually high amount of pectin - a natural thickener - makes the fruit ideal for making jams, jellies, and marmalades.
- This is pure yogurt, just milk and culture, with no stabilizers, thickeners, or other additives.
- Included among these ingredients are thickeners and gelling agents such as starches and gums, gelatin and pectin; and emulsifiers such as lecithin or mono- and diglycerides.
- Hair thickener was an oily blue liquid, a bit like petrol, and came in a clear plastic bottle that reminded me of a glue container.
1. 1.1Chemistry An apparatus for the sedimentation of solids from suspension in a liquid.
  〔化〕增稠器；浓缩机
  Example sentencesExamples
  For instance, a town of 7,000 might have a sewage plant containing four pumps, sludge thickeners, and a chlorinator.
  We're usually talking here about huge buildings stuffed full of crushers, agitators, thickeners, ball mills, conveyors and other vital equipment.

词汇	thickener
释义	Definition of thickener in English: thickener noun ˈθɪkənəˈθɪk(ə)nər 1A substance added to a liquid to make it firmer, especially in cooking. 芡粉，增稠剂 Example sentencesExamples Dave, once a keen whisky drinker, smiles as he recalls how Jill would put thickener in his favourite tipple to help it go down. Wheat flour used as a starch thickener needs relatively long cooking to remove its raw taste; and even after cooking it has a noticeable flavour. For that reason, the Consumers' Association is demanding new rules to ensure all additives - sweeteners, colouring, flavouring and thickeners - are clearly marked. Extra thickener is added to bring the butter fat content up to the minimum of 35% so it can be classified as thickened cream - gelatin is used. And the cocoa butter takes on a life of its own - it becomes not only an ideal thickener, but also lends a hand adding sheen to sauces. Modified starches were also used in food industries as a thickener. An unusually high amount of pectin - a natural thickener - makes the fruit ideal for making jams, jellies, and marmalades. Corn, potatoes, soybeans and rice don't contain gluten, but it can be hidden in emulsifiers, fillers, thickeners and stabilizers. The most familiar use of starch is as a thickener for cooking sauces, as in cornflour, or perhaps as a substance for stiffening shirt collars. This is pure yogurt, just milk and culture, with no stabilizers, thickeners, or other additives. First investigated over 200 years ago, fatty acids have become useful in producing various materials such as detergents, lubricants, and thickeners. Included among these ingredients are thickeners and gelling agents such as starches and gums, gelatin and pectin; and emulsifiers such as lecithin or mono- and diglycerides. Much of this can be attributed to the increasing use of rice and rice ingredients in processed foods, a market outlet that includes snacks, soups, frozen dinners, candy, sauce thickeners, pasta, and other products. A significant source of calcium, it is used in Brazil as a thickener for instant soups and baby formula. This is a synthetic substance used as a thickener and to encourage lather. It's the creamy component in some ice creams and yogurts, a satisfying alternative to fat in reduced-fat foods, and a thickener that adds a smooth finish to soups and sauces. The fruit and roasted seeds are used in soups as a spice and a thickener. Hair thickener was an oily blue liquid, a bit like petrol, and came in a clear plastic bottle that reminded me of a glue container. Canned soups and sauces, salad dressings, ice cream and some processed meats and cheeses may contain wheat-based thickeners, fillers and stabilizers. Processed foods, such as junk foods and fast foods, contain synthetic additives - preservatives, emulsifiers, thickeners, stabilizers and flavor enhancers. Oats or oat flour can be used as a thickener for soups, gravies, sauces, stews, or puddings. 1.1Chemistry An apparatus for the sedimentation of solids from suspension in a liquid. 〔化〕增稠器；浓缩机 Example sentencesExamples For instance, a town of 7,000 might have a sewage plant containing four pumps, sludge thickeners, and a chlorinator. We're usually talking here about huge buildings stuffed full of crushers, agitators, thickeners, ball mills, conveyors and other vital equipment. Rhymes sickener Definition of thickener in US English: thickener nounˈTHik(ə)nərˈθɪk(ə)nər 1A substance added to a liquid to make it firmer, especially in cooking. 芡粉，增稠剂 Example sentencesExamples Wheat flour used as a starch thickener needs relatively long cooking to remove its raw taste; and even after cooking it has a noticeable flavour. This is a synthetic substance used as a thickener and to encourage lather. Canned soups and sauces, salad dressings, ice cream and some processed meats and cheeses may contain wheat-based thickeners, fillers and stabilizers. And the cocoa butter takes on a life of its own - it becomes not only an ideal thickener, but also lends a hand adding sheen to sauces. It's the creamy component in some ice creams and yogurts, a satisfying alternative to fat in reduced-fat foods, and a thickener that adds a smooth finish to soups and sauces. Corn, potatoes, soybeans and rice don't contain gluten, but it can be hidden in emulsifiers, fillers, thickeners and stabilizers. Modified starches were also used in food industries as a thickener. Dave, once a keen whisky drinker, smiles as he recalls how Jill would put thickener in his favourite tipple to help it go down. First investigated over 200 years ago, fatty acids have become useful in producing various materials such as detergents, lubricants, and thickeners. Extra thickener is added to bring the butter fat content up to the minimum of 35% so it can be classified as thickened cream - gelatin is used. A significant source of calcium, it is used in Brazil as a thickener for instant soups and baby formula. Much of this can be attributed to the increasing use of rice and rice ingredients in processed foods, a market outlet that includes snacks, soups, frozen dinners, candy, sauce thickeners, pasta, and other products. The fruit and roasted seeds are used in soups as a spice and a thickener. Processed foods, such as junk foods and fast foods, contain synthetic additives - preservatives, emulsifiers, thickeners, stabilizers and flavor enhancers. Oats or oat flour can be used as a thickener for soups, gravies, sauces, stews, or puddings. The most familiar use of starch is as a thickener for cooking sauces, as in cornflour, or perhaps as a substance for stiffening shirt collars. For that reason, the Consumers' Association is demanding new rules to ensure all additives - sweeteners, colouring, flavouring and thickeners - are clearly marked. An unusually high amount of pectin - a natural thickener - makes the fruit ideal for making jams, jellies, and marmalades. This is pure yogurt, just milk and culture, with no stabilizers, thickeners, or other additives. Included among these ingredients are thickeners and gelling agents such as starches and gums, gelatin and pectin; and emulsifiers such as lecithin or mono- and diglycerides. Hair thickener was an oily blue liquid, a bit like petrol, and came in a clear plastic bottle that reminded me of a glue container. 1.1Chemistry An apparatus for the sedimentation of solids from suspension in a liquid. 〔化〕增稠器；浓缩机 Example sentencesExamples For instance, a town of 7,000 might have a sewage plant containing four pumps, sludge thickeners, and a chlorinator. We're usually talking here about huge buildings stuffed full of crushers, agitators, thickeners, ball mills, conveyors and other vital equipment.
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