Synonyms for lactic
ˈlæk tɪklac·tic

Princeton's WordNet

1. lacticadjective

   of or relating to or obtained from milk (especially sour milk or whey)

   "lactic acid"; "lactic fermentation"

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1. List of paraphrases for "lactic":

   lactate

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1. Julia Mancuso:

   I personally love doing hot/cold, it’s a great way to recover, if you’re going into the hot tub make sure you periodically get out and into a cold shower. For every 5 minutes in hot I do 1 minute in cold-- and the more time you spend in the cold, the better the effect will be-- it helps flush out the lactic acid.

2. Lund University researcher Tobias Olofsson:

   Well, we've seen in our research that the honey bees actually add great flora of lactic acid bacteria in honey so the mead, when produced, is actually fermented by these lactic acid bacteria together with wild yeasts and the lactic acid bacteria can really kill off all the dangerous pathogens that are even resistant against antibiotics. So our thinking is that the mead, when you consume the mead, these (antibacterial substances in) lactic acid bacteria in the drink can actually be transferred to your blood and help you when you are infected with dangerous bacteria or promote health, preventing infections.

3. Lia Thomas:

   I'm a little bit more hopeful because I think that, at least as swimmers, we kind of realize that it's not just testosterone levels, it's testosterone levels from the last 20 years and how that affected, you know, the fact that [Thomas] went through male puberty and the way that built her heart and lungs and her hands and the way she circulates blood and the lactic acid and all that stuff.