What does YESTY mean?

Yesty

Part of Speech: Adjective

Definition: Having the characteristics of yeast; frothy or bubbly.

Pronunciations: US: /ˈjɛsti/ UK: /ˈjɛsti/

Origin and Usage: The word yesty is derived from the word yeast, which is a microorganism that ferments dough and causes it to rise. The word yesty is used to describe something that is frothy or bubbly, much like the appearance of dough when it is fermenting. It is commonly used in the context of describing beer or other fermented beverages.

Synonyms: Foamy, frothy, bubbly, effervescent.

Related Words: Yeast, tasty, messy, testy, rusty.

Example Sentences:

• The beer had a yesty head that lasted until the last sip.
• The dough was yesty and bubbly, indicating that the yeast was active.
• The champagne was yesty and effervescent, making it perfect for the celebration.