0 present participle of ferment
1 If food or drink ferments or if you ferment it, the sugar in it changes into alcohol because of a chemical process:
In most cases, household labour was entirely responsible for fermenting cocoa beans (interviews).
The chichero (server of corn beer) is identified by a large spoon with which he is ladling chicha from a fermenting jar.
The larvae breed in decaying and fermenting vegetable and animal matter and also in excrementous matter.
As a consequence obligate fermenting and obligate anaerobic microbes do not give a reaction.
Fruits were transported to the laboratory using a cool-bag to prevent them from drying or fermenting.
It's not a systematic science but an indictment, a scourge to use on absurd theories and absurd liberal theorists, a fermenting agent and nothing more.
However, it developed very quickly by means of the addition of a limited quantity of fermenting fluid.
Florida also benefited from the reduction in tariffs on intermediate goods, since beer production is highly intensive in imported inputs, including malted cereal grain, hops and fermenting chemicals.
