spume

[spjuːm]

spume Definition

• 1. foam or froth on the sea
• 2. frothy matter formed on liquids by agitation or fermentation

Using spume: Examples

Take a moment to familiarize yourself with how "spume" can be used in various situations through the following examples!

• Example

  The waves were breaking into spume.

• Example

  The beer was covered in spume.

• Example

  The river was full of spume after the storm.

spume Synonyms and Antonyms

Synonyms for spume

• foam
• froth
• suds
• bubbles

Phrases with spume

• sea spume

  foam or froth on the sea

  Example

  The sea spume was being blown inland by the strong winds.

• spume of champagne

  the frothy head of bubbles that forms on top of a glass of champagne

  Example

  The waiter poured the champagne carefully to avoid losing any of the spume.

• spume of beer

  the frothy head of bubbles that forms on top of a glass of beer

  Example

  The bartender poured the beer slowly to create a thick spume on top.

Origins of spume

from Latin 'spuma', meaning 'foam'

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Summary: spume in Brief

The term 'spume' [spjuːm] refers to foam or froth on the sea or frothy matter formed on liquids by agitation or fermentation. It can be seen in phrases like 'sea spume,' 'spume of champagne,' and 'spume of beer.'