Crossword clues for whey
whey
- Muffet's meal
- Muffet's fare
- Milk serum
- Little Miss Muffet ate it
- Lactose source
- Food for Miss Muffet
- Curds and ___
- Curd's companion
- What cream can be skimmed from
- Watery remains after the curds are separated in milk
- Snack for Miss Muffet
- Runny part of a nursery rhyme meal
- Ricotta source
- Ricotta is made from it
- Ricotta base
- Part of Miss Muffet's snack
- Part of Miss Muffet's lunch
- Part of a nursery rhyme dish
- Part of a meal from "Little Miss Muffet"
- Muffet meal component
- Item in Miss Muffet's bowl
- Fare for Little Miss Muffet
- Dairy byproduct
- Curds and __ (Muffet meal)
- Curds and __
- Cracker ingredient
- Component of cheese
- Cheese-making by-product
- Cheese manufacturing byproduct
- Cheese manufacturing by-product
- Cheese by-product
- Treat for Little Miss Muffet
- Fare for Miss Muffet
- Byproduct of cheesemaking
- Miss Muffet spillage
- Cheesemaking byproduct
- Curds and ____
- Part of Miss Muffet's meal
- Curds' partner in a nursery rhyme
- The serum or watery part of milk that is separated from the curd in making cheese
- Item for Miss Muffet
- Muffet favorite
- Muffet fare, with curds
- Miss Muffet's quaff
- Part of Muffet's meal
- Morsel for Muffet
- Miss Muffet's fare
- Question imbibing English dairy product
- Question about English dairy product
- Watery part of milk
- Watery constituent of milk
- Report scale and method as liquid strained
- Dairy product
- Part of Miss Muffet's diet
- Miss Muffet fare, partly
- Milk by-product
- Curds partner, in rhyme
- Milk byproduct
- Curds' mate
- Curds and __ (Muffet's meal)
- Cheese base
- Bodybuilder's supplement
Longman Dictionary of Contemporary English
The Collaborative International Dictionary
Whey \Whey\, n. [AS. hw[ae]g; cf. D. wei, hui, Fries. weye, LG. wey, waje. ] The serum, or watery part, of milk, separated from the more thick or coagulable part, esp. in the process of making cheese.
Note: In this process, the thick part is called curd, and the thin part whey.
Douglas Harper's Etymology Dictionary
Old English hwæg "whey," from Proto-Germanic *hwaja- (cognates: Middle Dutch wey, Dutch wei), of unknown origin.
Wiktionary
n. The liquid remaining after milk has been curdled and strained in the process of making cheese.
WordNet
n. the serum or watery part of milk that is separated from the curd in making cheese [syn: milk whey]
watery part of milk produced when raw milk sours and coagulates; "Little Miss Muffet sat on a tuffet eating some curds and whey"
Wikipedia
WHEY (88.9 FM, "Hey 88.9") is a non-commercial educational radio station licensed to serve North Muskegon, Michigan, USA. The station is owned and operated by Muskegon Community Radio Broadcast Company.
WHEY broadcasts a Christian Alternative Rock music format serving the Muskegon, Michigan, area.
Whey is a unit of weight for Butter and Cheese
Usage examples of "whey".
Kirk of Scotland is linked more than ever with sectaries and antinomians and those, like the bloody and deceitful Cromwell, that would defile the milk of the Word with the sour whey of their human inventions.
One hand fell to the embroidered forepart that showed through the inverted V of her kirtle and she touched one of the flowers done in silks of murrey, russet, and whey.
A capital whey may be made by boiling two ounces of the fruit with two pints of milk, and then straining.
Thou hast let me fall into a trap, and now dost quiver and quake and shiver and shake like a tub of whey on the back of a restive camel: my kingdom is reduced from twelve provinces to twelve square cubits: my subjects from thirty millions unto three, but Bismillah!
Along one wall of the cheeseroom were stoves and cutting boards and presses and a dozen or so dwarfs all up to the elbows in tubs of curds and whey.
They come for the rest cure, for the clear air cure, for the whey cure, for the grape cure.
And the light music of the dropping whey is in my ears, mingling with the twittering of a bird outside the wire network window--the window overlooking the garden, and shaded by tall Guelder roses.
His nanny goat, the colour of whey, gives him her abundant milk and he can make soft cheese that has a unique, rank, amniotic taste.
Even as the train pulls in to the city, she smells of butter and whey.
She cooed and maundered a little longer, and then said she must rest, so I left her sipping her white-wine whey and spent the rest of the evening listening to old Morrison groaning and snarling.