suds in Latin
suds in Latin is spūma — suds means the foam or froth made when soap mixes with water.
suds in Latin
spūma
(countable, uncountable) Lather; foam or froth formed by mixing soap and water.
What does "suds" mean?
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noun The foam or froth made when soap mixes with water.
"She scrubbed the dishes until they were covered in suds."
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noun Informal: beer.
"They grabbed a few suds after the game."
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suds in a sentence
- She scrubbed the dishes until they were covered in suds.
- They grabbed a few suds after the game.
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What is "suds" in Latin?
"suds" in Latin is spūma. suds means: The foam or froth made when soap mixes with water.
How do you use "suds" in a sentence?
Example: "She scrubbed the dishes until they were covered in suds." In Latin, "suds" is spūma.
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