Synonyms for vinegar
ˈvɪn ɪ gərvine·gar

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1. vinegar, acetumnoun

   sour-tasting liquid produced usually by oxidation of the alcohol in wine or cider and used as a condiment or food preservative

   Synonyms:
   acetum

2. vinegarnoun

   dilute acetic acid

   Synonyms:
   acetum

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1. • Acetic Acid
   • Condiment

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1. vinegarnoun

   Synonyms:
   acetic acid (dilute and impure)

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1. vinegarnoun

   Associated words:
   acetic, acetification, acetify, mother, guile, wort, gyle, insolation, cruet

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1. List of paraphrases for "vinegar":

   acetic, sour

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1. Aaron David Miller:

   This might be the case where Trump applies a little honey now to show the Israelis he’s the most pro-Israel president ever, and then applies a little vinegar later.

2. Gabrielle Douglas:

   I like to stick with lean protein to help with my muscle recovery after hard workouts, so my grandma prepared me a delicious chicken breast and grilled asparagus with balsamic vinegar, it was so good! To treat myself, I dipped a handful of almonds in 2 ounces of melted dark chocolate. It really satisfied my sweet tooth!

3. Shannon Howard:

   Vinegar is your best bet if you do get stung, most people don’t have vinegar so you want to get the tentacles off of your skin so you can rinse the tentacles off if you can, you can try to use tweezers to get the tentacles off. For the pain and swelling, heat is what you need.

4. Gianluca Foa:

   The monks had the idea to use alcohol as a base in the perfume, instead of the then prevalent olive oil or vinegar, which left a rancid smell later.

5. Pope John XXIII:

   Men are like wine some turn to vinegar, but the best improve with age.