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Root entry · 12 derived lemmasThis root primarily concerns the process of a young camel's milk becoming spoiled or curdled, leading to digestive issues and subsequent defecation. It describes the state of the camel and the resulting milk.
Derived headwords
- 1.to curdleclassical
Said of a young camel's milk, meaning it became spoiled or curdled.
- 1.spoiled milkclassical
The spoiled or curdled milk of a young camel.
- 1.spoiled milkclassical
Another term for the spoiled or curdled milk of a young camel.
- 1.having spoiled milkclassical
Describing a young camel whose milk has become spoiled or curdled.
- 1.having spoiled milkclassical
Describing a young camel whose milk has become spoiled or curdled.
- 1.having spoiled milkclassical
Describing a young camel whose milk has become spoiled or curdled.
- 1.to have a spoiled stomachclassical
Said of a young camel, meaning its stomach became upset due to spoiled milk.
- 1.to defecateclassical
Said of a young camel, meaning it passed stool, often as a result of an upset stomach.
- 1.spoiled milkclassical
The spoiled or curdled milk of a young camel.
- 1.having spoiled milkclassical
Describing a young camel whose milk has become spoiled or curdled.
- 1.having an upset stomachclassical
Describing a young camel with an upset stomach.
- 1.having defecatedclassical
Describing a young camel that has defecated.