curdle
- v turn into curds
curdled milk - v go bad or sour
The milk curdled - v turn from a liquid to a solid mass
his blood curdled
- Why then do we so often let the sweetness of religion curdle into combat? The simple answer might be that just because we're given a gift, we don't necessarily always use it wisely.
- For months the horror programs that curdle the school-to-supper hours on the radio have been under attack from alarmed parents and teachers (PTI, March 24).
- To curdle young blood one room has a reproduction of the cauldron in which Jack's giant made pot-av-feu of his victims before Jack slew him.