pomace in Japanese
pomace in Japanese is ポマース — pomace means the soft mashed material left over after something has been pressed to get out its juice or oil.
pomace in Japanese
ポマース
Pronounced: pomāsu
The pulp or pulplike matter remaining from a substance pressed to extract its juice or oil.
What does "pomace" mean?
- noun The soft mashed material left over after something has been pressed to get out its juice or oil.
- noun The pulp left from apples during cider-making, or the mass of crushed apples before pressing.
- noun The pulp left from grapes during wine-making.
- noun Pulp of this kind, such as castor bean cake or fish waste, used to feed soil as fertiliser.
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What is "pomace" in Japanese?
"pomace" in Japanese is ポマース. pomace means: The soft mashed material left over after something has been pressed to get out its juice or oil.
How do you pronounce ポマース?
"pomace" in Japanese is ポマース, pronounced "pomāsu".
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