Definition of suds in English:

suds

plural noun sʌdzsədz

1Froth made from soap and water.
肥皂泡沫
she was up to her elbows in suds
soap suds
Example sentencesExamples
- The afternoon was filled with mud, dirt, water, ice, soapy suds and laughter as the students from year 8 to 12 competed with gusto.
- Fill your sink with suds, mop away then rinse with a clean towel.
- Cut raw meat and poultry on a smooth-surfaced plastic cutting board which can be scrubbed thoroughly with hot suds afterward.
- You might try wiping lightly with a sponge dampened in suds and water; testing first in an inconspicuous spot to be sure the water won't stain the covering.
- Made with citrus and coconut oil blends and very competitively priced, it forms tough suds that dispatch grease and food debris with equal effectiveness.
- Swish up warm soap or detergent suds in the kitchen sink.
- He was in a large tub full of warm water filled with suds and bubbles.
- The firefighters, made up of on-duty and off-duty personnel, were using fire hoses and traditional suds to get the vehicles spotless.
- Put a drop of mineral oil in your dog's eyes to protect them from suds.
- But they are good at taking baths and showers, and it is a true soap in every sense of the word, with suds, lather and lye: I'm trying to get a towel company interested now.
- The smooth glass cleaned easily and the water washed all the remaining suds off.
- This simple step protects hair extensions from the disturbance caused by suds, water and excessive handling, keeping your braids neater, longer.
- Wash in lukewarm soapy water, rinse until clear of suds in lukewarm water.
- Residents wondered what had caused the suds, and worried the soap might have a detrimental affect on fish in the creek.
- Charles said he looked out of his window Friday morning to see suds foaming over the bank.
- She leaned further over the bucket, up to her elbows in suds and wet cloth.
- The powerful built-in vacuum extracts the dirt-laden suds in a matter of seconds.
- Using a stiff long handled brush, scrub stain with concentrated detergent suds.
- For a non-stick sole-plate, rub gently with nylon mesh pad and suds.
- Rinse your Shih Tzu until the water runs completely clear of any suds and shampoo.
Synonyms
lather, foam, froth, bubbles, soap, soapiness
fizz, effervescence
literary spume
1. 1.1North American informal Beer.
  〈北美，非正式〉啤酒
  they keep the suds flowing all night
  a can of suds
  Example sentencesExamples
  But there's more flowing in this Midwestern metropolis than just suds.
  Sadly, Bulgarian beer hasn't yet broken into the international market in a manner befitting the quality of the suds available here, however at least it has gained some acknowledgement.
  Marshall Street, our local drinking hole, now has shrubbery, not just suds.
  More than 22,000 people will socialize, sip and sample from over 200 beers during a three-day celebration of suds at Toronto's Festival of Beer.
  There are now at least two known incidents of bruin burglary, and I suspect there are many others that have gone unreported - because few people have the beer guts to say their suds have been swiped.
  He also has a treasure trove of beer facts and information to school anyone on the secrets of the suds.
  Whether you are grooving by the stage or sampling the suds, this Festival is sure to move you!
  From 6 to 9 p.m., as many as 5,000 people come for the art, live music and fresh suds from the Blue Star Brew Pub, also housed at the complex.
  Serving up the suds was a lovely Liverpudlian lass who almost made you feel like you popped into a pub on Coronation Street.
  The hard-drinking bear, estimated to be about two years old, broke into campers' coolers and, using his claws and teeth to open the cans, swilled down the suds.
  Although working offshore on the oil rigs and soaking up the suds on the course does not help his game, he still turns in some good scores.
  Wholesale distributors buy from breweries and sell the suds in kegs and cases to bars, restaurants and retail distributors.
  All tickets are still priced under $10 and there's plenty of buzz to be had with your suds in the centrally-located beer tent.
  The presentation was held in the hotel bar, where there was somewhat of a party mood with free food provided and plenty of suds consumed.
  These are the ‘casual fans,’ the ones who show up at spring training games solely to soak up sun and suds.
  Some golfers were lucky enough to be holed up at number 16 and started soaking up the suds instead of rain.
  He was once a part-owner of the Minnesota Vikings and owned a piece of Pabst Blue Ribbon Beer during an era when microbrews were playing taps all over the name-brand suds.
  He's the former NFB prodigy animator who now lives in a homeless shelter and spends his days drinking suds at the Copa.
  The bottle is made of heavier-gauge aluminum than a standard beer can, so it keeps the suds colder longer.
  We drank the suds and made small talk about St. Louis.

verb sʌdzsədz

[with object]North American

1Lather, cover, or wash in soapy water.
〈主北美〉用肥皂水涂；用肥皂水覆盖；用肥皂水洗
Martha sudsed my back
玛撒用肥皂水给我洗背。
Example sentencesExamples
- Judging by the one I viewed, which involved a car wash and much sudsing of non-automotive parts, this was not surprising).
- Love the smell of the shampoo she's sudsing through your tresses?
1. 1.1no object Form suds.
  形成肥皂沫
  soft baby soap that sudsed
  起了泡沫的无刺激性婴儿皂液。
  Example sentencesExamples
  The Drano, however, managed to get into the tub as well as in the drain and when I flushed 15 minutes later with hot water, the water in the tub was sudsing.
  The image of the bubble further reinforced a crucial sales point for the product: reliable sudsing.
  Dishwashing detergent compositions containing organic diamines for improved grease cleaning, sudsing, low temperature stability and dissolution
  Do not put any other cleaning compound inside dishwasher, as it may suds and interfere with dish washing action.
  His father asked him to run a project in the petro-chemical industry, producing LAB, a sudsing agent for the detergent industry.
  Most are low sudsing detergents or alkaline-based cleaners.

Derivatives

sudsy

adjectivesudsiest, sudsier ˈsʌdziˈsədzi

Residents who live along the banks of Deep Cove's Parkside Creek woke up to a sudsy shock last Friday morning - billowing soap bubbles that foamed over a foot high in the creek.
Example sentencesExamples
- Its sudsy consistency makes the spray stick to the leaves longer, and also helps to break up colonies of sooty mould on citrus and gardenia leaves.
- Scrub with the hot, sudsy solution and a stiff brush.
- As the water tumbles over the huge boulders forming a great cloak of foam, the dorsal fins of the salmon along their blue/black backs pierce the sudsy water like an emerging submarine.
- When freed of the sudsy water, rinsed, and toweled off, she launched into a joyful frenzy of rolling in the grass, her newly bleached fur glistening in the sunlight.

Origin

Mid 19th century: of uncertain sense development but perhaps originally denoting the floodwater of the fens; compare with Middle Low German sudde, Middle Dutch sudse 'marsh, bog'; probably related to seethe.

Definition of suds in US English:

suds

plural nounsədzsədz

1
short for soapsuds
Example sentencesExamples
- The powerful built-in vacuum extracts the dirt-laden suds in a matter of seconds.
- Wash in lukewarm soapy water, rinse until clear of suds in lukewarm water.
- Residents wondered what had caused the suds, and worried the soap might have a detrimental affect on fish in the creek.
- Charles said he looked out of his window Friday morning to see suds foaming over the bank.
- This simple step protects hair extensions from the disturbance caused by suds, water and excessive handling, keeping your braids neater, longer.
- Rinse your Shih Tzu until the water runs completely clear of any suds and shampoo.
- Made with citrus and coconut oil blends and very competitively priced, it forms tough suds that dispatch grease and food debris with equal effectiveness.
- Swish up warm soap or detergent suds in the kitchen sink.
- Put a drop of mineral oil in your dog's eyes to protect them from suds.
- But they are good at taking baths and showers, and it is a true soap in every sense of the word, with suds, lather and lye: I'm trying to get a towel company interested now.
- Fill your sink with suds, mop away then rinse with a clean towel.
- The afternoon was filled with mud, dirt, water, ice, soapy suds and laughter as the students from year 8 to 12 competed with gusto.
- Using a stiff long handled brush, scrub stain with concentrated detergent suds.
- For a non-stick sole-plate, rub gently with nylon mesh pad and suds.
- She leaned further over the bucket, up to her elbows in suds and wet cloth.
- The firefighters, made up of on-duty and off-duty personnel, were using fire hoses and traditional suds to get the vehicles spotless.
- He was in a large tub full of warm water filled with suds and bubbles.
- You might try wiping lightly with a sponge dampened in suds and water; testing first in an inconspicuous spot to be sure the water won't stain the covering.
- Cut raw meat and poultry on a smooth-surfaced plastic cutting board which can be scrubbed thoroughly with hot suds afterward.
- The smooth glass cleaned easily and the water washed all the remaining suds off.
Synonyms
lather, foam, froth, bubbles, soap, soapiness
1. 1.1North American informal Beer.
  〈北美，非正式〉啤酒
  Example sentencesExamples
  We drank the suds and made small talk about St. Louis.
  Marshall Street, our local drinking hole, now has shrubbery, not just suds.
  There are now at least two known incidents of bruin burglary, and I suspect there are many others that have gone unreported - because few people have the beer guts to say their suds have been swiped.
  Sadly, Bulgarian beer hasn't yet broken into the international market in a manner befitting the quality of the suds available here, however at least it has gained some acknowledgement.
  He also has a treasure trove of beer facts and information to school anyone on the secrets of the suds.
  The hard-drinking bear, estimated to be about two years old, broke into campers' coolers and, using his claws and teeth to open the cans, swilled down the suds.
  Whether you are grooving by the stage or sampling the suds, this Festival is sure to move you!
  All tickets are still priced under $10 and there's plenty of buzz to be had with your suds in the centrally-located beer tent.
  Serving up the suds was a lovely Liverpudlian lass who almost made you feel like you popped into a pub on Coronation Street.
  He's the former NFB prodigy animator who now lives in a homeless shelter and spends his days drinking suds at the Copa.
  But there's more flowing in this Midwestern metropolis than just suds.
  Wholesale distributors buy from breweries and sell the suds in kegs and cases to bars, restaurants and retail distributors.
  These are the ‘casual fans,’ the ones who show up at spring training games solely to soak up sun and suds.
  More than 22,000 people will socialize, sip and sample from over 200 beers during a three-day celebration of suds at Toronto's Festival of Beer.
  He was once a part-owner of the Minnesota Vikings and owned a piece of Pabst Blue Ribbon Beer during an era when microbrews were playing taps all over the name-brand suds.
  Some golfers were lucky enough to be holed up at number 16 and started soaking up the suds instead of rain.
  From 6 to 9 p.m., as many as 5,000 people come for the art, live music and fresh suds from the Blue Star Brew Pub, also housed at the complex.
  Although working offshore on the oil rigs and soaking up the suds on the course does not help his game, he still turns in some good scores.
  The bottle is made of heavier-gauge aluminum than a standard beer can, so it keeps the suds colder longer.
  The presentation was held in the hotel bar, where there was somewhat of a party mood with free food provided and plenty of suds consumed.

verbsədzsədz

[with object]North American

1Lather, cover, or wash in soapy water.
〈主北美〉用肥皂水涂；用肥皂水覆盖；用肥皂水洗
Martha sudsed my back
玛撒用肥皂水给我洗背。
Example sentencesExamples
- Love the smell of the shampoo she's sudsing through your tresses?
- Judging by the one I viewed, which involved a car wash and much sudsing of non-automotive parts, this was not surprising).
1. 1.1no object Form suds.
  形成肥皂沫
  soft baby soap that sudsed
  起了泡沫的无刺激性婴儿皂液。
  Example sentencesExamples
  Most are low sudsing detergents or alkaline-based cleaners.
  The image of the bubble further reinforced a crucial sales point for the product: reliable sudsing.
  The Drano, however, managed to get into the tub as well as in the drain and when I flushed 15 minutes later with hot water, the water in the tub was sudsing.
  His father asked him to run a project in the petro-chemical industry, producing LAB, a sudsing agent for the detergent industry.
  Dishwashing detergent compositions containing organic diamines for improved grease cleaning, sudsing, low temperature stability and dissolution
  Do not put any other cleaning compound inside dishwasher, as it may suds and interfere with dish washing action.

Origin

Mid 19th century: of uncertain sense development but perhaps originally denoting the floodwater of the fens; compare with Middle Low German sudde, Middle Dutch sudse ‘marsh, bog’; probably related to seethe.

词汇	suds
释义	Definition of suds in English: suds plural noun sʌdzsədz 1Froth made from soap and water. 肥皂泡沫 she was up to her elbows in suds soap suds Example sentencesExamples The afternoon was filled with mud, dirt, water, ice, soapy suds and laughter as the students from year 8 to 12 competed with gusto. Fill your sink with suds, mop away then rinse with a clean towel. Cut raw meat and poultry on a smooth-surfaced plastic cutting board which can be scrubbed thoroughly with hot suds afterward. You might try wiping lightly with a sponge dampened in suds and water; testing first in an inconspicuous spot to be sure the water won't stain the covering. Made with citrus and coconut oil blends and very competitively priced, it forms tough suds that dispatch grease and food debris with equal effectiveness. Swish up warm soap or detergent suds in the kitchen sink. He was in a large tub full of warm water filled with suds and bubbles. The firefighters, made up of on-duty and off-duty personnel, were using fire hoses and traditional suds to get the vehicles spotless. Put a drop of mineral oil in your dog's eyes to protect them from suds. But they are good at taking baths and showers, and it is a true soap in every sense of the word, with suds, lather and lye: I'm trying to get a towel company interested now. The smooth glass cleaned easily and the water washed all the remaining suds off. This simple step protects hair extensions from the disturbance caused by suds, water and excessive handling, keeping your braids neater, longer. Wash in lukewarm soapy water, rinse until clear of suds in lukewarm water. Residents wondered what had caused the suds, and worried the soap might have a detrimental affect on fish in the creek. Charles said he looked out of his window Friday morning to see suds foaming over the bank. She leaned further over the bucket, up to her elbows in suds and wet cloth. The powerful built-in vacuum extracts the dirt-laden suds in a matter of seconds. Using a stiff long handled brush, scrub stain with concentrated detergent suds. For a non-stick sole-plate, rub gently with nylon mesh pad and suds. Rinse your Shih Tzu until the water runs completely clear of any suds and shampoo. Synonyms lather, foam, froth, bubbles, soap, soapiness fizz, effervescence literary spume 1.1North American informal Beer. 〈北美，非正式〉啤酒 they keep the suds flowing all night a can of suds Example sentencesExamples But there's more flowing in this Midwestern metropolis than just suds. Sadly, Bulgarian beer hasn't yet broken into the international market in a manner befitting the quality of the suds available here, however at least it has gained some acknowledgement. Marshall Street, our local drinking hole, now has shrubbery, not just suds. More than 22,000 people will socialize, sip and sample from over 200 beers during a three-day celebration of suds at Toronto's Festival of Beer. There are now at least two known incidents of bruin burglary, and I suspect there are many others that have gone unreported - because few people have the beer guts to say their suds have been swiped. He also has a treasure trove of beer facts and information to school anyone on the secrets of the suds. Whether you are grooving by the stage or sampling the suds, this Festival is sure to move you! From 6 to 9 p.m., as many as 5,000 people come for the art, live music and fresh suds from the Blue Star Brew Pub, also housed at the complex. Serving up the suds was a lovely Liverpudlian lass who almost made you feel like you popped into a pub on Coronation Street. The hard-drinking bear, estimated to be about two years old, broke into campers' coolers and, using his claws and teeth to open the cans, swilled down the suds. Although working offshore on the oil rigs and soaking up the suds on the course does not help his game, he still turns in some good scores. Wholesale distributors buy from breweries and sell the suds in kegs and cases to bars, restaurants and retail distributors. All tickets are still priced under $10 and there's plenty of buzz to be had with your suds in the centrally-located beer tent. The presentation was held in the hotel bar, where there was somewhat of a party mood with free food provided and plenty of suds consumed. These are the ‘casual fans,’ the ones who show up at spring training games solely to soak up sun and suds. Some golfers were lucky enough to be holed up at number 16 and started soaking up the suds instead of rain. He was once a part-owner of the Minnesota Vikings and owned a piece of Pabst Blue Ribbon Beer during an era when microbrews were playing taps all over the name-brand suds. He's the former NFB prodigy animator who now lives in a homeless shelter and spends his days drinking suds at the Copa. The bottle is made of heavier-gauge aluminum than a standard beer can, so it keeps the suds colder longer. We drank the suds and made small talk about St. Louis. verb sʌdzsədz [with object]North American 1Lather, cover, or wash in soapy water. 〈主北美〉用肥皂水涂；用肥皂水覆盖；用肥皂水洗 Martha sudsed my back 玛撒用肥皂水给我洗背。 Example sentencesExamples Judging by the one I viewed, which involved a car wash and much sudsing of non-automotive parts, this was not surprising). Love the smell of the shampoo she's sudsing through your tresses? 1.1no object Form suds. 形成肥皂沫 soft baby soap that sudsed 起了泡沫的无刺激性婴儿皂液。 Example sentencesExamples The Drano, however, managed to get into the tub as well as in the drain and when I flushed 15 minutes later with hot water, the water in the tub was sudsing. The image of the bubble further reinforced a crucial sales point for the product: reliable sudsing. Dishwashing detergent compositions containing organic diamines for improved grease cleaning, sudsing, low temperature stability and dissolution Do not put any other cleaning compound inside dishwasher, as it may suds and interfere with dish washing action. His father asked him to run a project in the petro-chemical industry, producing LAB, a sudsing agent for the detergent industry. Most are low sudsing detergents or alkaline-based cleaners. Derivatives sudsy adjectivesudsiest, sudsier ˈsʌdziˈsədzi Residents who live along the banks of Deep Cove's Parkside Creek woke up to a sudsy shock last Friday morning - billowing soap bubbles that foamed over a foot high in the creek. Example sentencesExamples Its sudsy consistency makes the spray stick to the leaves longer, and also helps to break up colonies of sooty mould on citrus and gardenia leaves. Scrub with the hot, sudsy solution and a stiff brush. As the water tumbles over the huge boulders forming a great cloak of foam, the dorsal fins of the salmon along their blue/black backs pierce the sudsy water like an emerging submarine. When freed of the sudsy water, rinsed, and toweled off, she launched into a joyful frenzy of rolling in the grass, her newly bleached fur glistening in the sunlight. Origin Mid 19th century: of uncertain sense development but perhaps originally denoting the floodwater of the fens; compare with Middle Low German sudde, Middle Dutch sudse 'marsh, bog'; probably related to seethe. Definition of suds in US English: suds plural nounsədzsədz 1 short for soapsuds Example sentencesExamples The powerful built-in vacuum extracts the dirt-laden suds in a matter of seconds. Wash in lukewarm soapy water, rinse until clear of suds in lukewarm water. Residents wondered what had caused the suds, and worried the soap might have a detrimental affect on fish in the creek. Charles said he looked out of his window Friday morning to see suds foaming over the bank. This simple step protects hair extensions from the disturbance caused by suds, water and excessive handling, keeping your braids neater, longer. Rinse your Shih Tzu until the water runs completely clear of any suds and shampoo. Made with citrus and coconut oil blends and very competitively priced, it forms tough suds that dispatch grease and food debris with equal effectiveness. Swish up warm soap or detergent suds in the kitchen sink. Put a drop of mineral oil in your dog's eyes to protect them from suds. But they are good at taking baths and showers, and it is a true soap in every sense of the word, with suds, lather and lye: I'm trying to get a towel company interested now. Fill your sink with suds, mop away then rinse with a clean towel. The afternoon was filled with mud, dirt, water, ice, soapy suds and laughter as the students from year 8 to 12 competed with gusto. Using a stiff long handled brush, scrub stain with concentrated detergent suds. For a non-stick sole-plate, rub gently with nylon mesh pad and suds. She leaned further over the bucket, up to her elbows in suds and wet cloth. The firefighters, made up of on-duty and off-duty personnel, were using fire hoses and traditional suds to get the vehicles spotless. He was in a large tub full of warm water filled with suds and bubbles. You might try wiping lightly with a sponge dampened in suds and water; testing first in an inconspicuous spot to be sure the water won't stain the covering. Cut raw meat and poultry on a smooth-surfaced plastic cutting board which can be scrubbed thoroughly with hot suds afterward. The smooth glass cleaned easily and the water washed all the remaining suds off. Synonyms lather, foam, froth, bubbles, soap, soapiness 1.1North American informal Beer. 〈北美，非正式〉啤酒 Example sentencesExamples We drank the suds and made small talk about St. Louis. Marshall Street, our local drinking hole, now has shrubbery, not just suds. There are now at least two known incidents of bruin burglary, and I suspect there are many others that have gone unreported - because few people have the beer guts to say their suds have been swiped. Sadly, Bulgarian beer hasn't yet broken into the international market in a manner befitting the quality of the suds available here, however at least it has gained some acknowledgement. He also has a treasure trove of beer facts and information to school anyone on the secrets of the suds. The hard-drinking bear, estimated to be about two years old, broke into campers' coolers and, using his claws and teeth to open the cans, swilled down the suds. Whether you are grooving by the stage or sampling the suds, this Festival is sure to move you! All tickets are still priced under $10 and there's plenty of buzz to be had with your suds in the centrally-located beer tent. Serving up the suds was a lovely Liverpudlian lass who almost made you feel like you popped into a pub on Coronation Street. He's the former NFB prodigy animator who now lives in a homeless shelter and spends his days drinking suds at the Copa. But there's more flowing in this Midwestern metropolis than just suds. Wholesale distributors buy from breweries and sell the suds in kegs and cases to bars, restaurants and retail distributors. These are the ‘casual fans,’ the ones who show up at spring training games solely to soak up sun and suds. More than 22,000 people will socialize, sip and sample from over 200 beers during a three-day celebration of suds at Toronto's Festival of Beer. He was once a part-owner of the Minnesota Vikings and owned a piece of Pabst Blue Ribbon Beer during an era when microbrews were playing taps all over the name-brand suds. Some golfers were lucky enough to be holed up at number 16 and started soaking up the suds instead of rain. From 6 to 9 p.m., as many as 5,000 people come for the art, live music and fresh suds from the Blue Star Brew Pub, also housed at the complex. Although working offshore on the oil rigs and soaking up the suds on the course does not help his game, he still turns in some good scores. The bottle is made of heavier-gauge aluminum than a standard beer can, so it keeps the suds colder longer. The presentation was held in the hotel bar, where there was somewhat of a party mood with free food provided and plenty of suds consumed. verbsədzsədz [with object]North American 1Lather, cover, or wash in soapy water. 〈主北美〉用肥皂水涂；用肥皂水覆盖；用肥皂水洗 Martha sudsed my back 玛撒用肥皂水给我洗背。 Example sentencesExamples Love the smell of the shampoo she's sudsing through your tresses? Judging by the one I viewed, which involved a car wash and much sudsing of non-automotive parts, this was not surprising). 1.1no object Form suds. 形成肥皂沫 soft baby soap that sudsed 起了泡沫的无刺激性婴儿皂液。 Example sentencesExamples Most are low sudsing detergents or alkaline-based cleaners. The image of the bubble further reinforced a crucial sales point for the product: reliable sudsing. The Drano, however, managed to get into the tub as well as in the drain and when I flushed 15 minutes later with hot water, the water in the tub was sudsing. His father asked him to run a project in the petro-chemical industry, producing LAB, a sudsing agent for the detergent industry. Dishwashing detergent compositions containing organic diamines for improved grease cleaning, sudsing, low temperature stability and dissolution Do not put any other cleaning compound inside dishwasher, as it may suds and interfere with dish washing action. Origin Mid 19th century: of uncertain sense development but perhaps originally denoting the floodwater of the fens; compare with Middle Low German sudde, Middle Dutch sudse ‘marsh, bog’; probably related to seethe.
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