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curd soap

curd soap noun: a type of hard soap that is made by adding salt to an alkaline oleate in order to remove superfluous water and glycerin.

Noun

curd soap (countable and uncountable, plural curd soaps)

  1. A type of hard soap that is made by adding salt to an alkaline oleate in order to remove superfluous water and glycerin.

Forms of curd soap

pluralcurd soaps

Questions about curd soap

What does curd soap mean?
Curd soap means a type of hard soap that is made by adding salt to an alkaline oleate in order to remove superfluous water and glycerin.
What part of speech is curd soap?
Curd soap is a noun.
What is the plural of curd soap?
The plural of curd soap is curd soaps.

Words near curd soap in the dictionary

  1. curcumol
  2. curcuphenol
  3. curd
  4. curd cheese
  5. curd cheeses
  6. curd soap
  7. curd soaps
  8. curded
  9. curdier
  10. Curdies River
  11. curdiest

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