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coarse Flavor characteristic associated with using high temperatures in pasteurization of cream with slight acid development.
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coarse Rude or harsh in flavor; clumsy or crude.
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coarse Rude or harsh, leaving much to be desired in taste.
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coarse Rude or harsh in flavor; clumsy or crude Cocktail - A chilled alcoholic drink made from a combination of liquors and flavoring ingredients; the term is used fairly broadly these days to describe most mixed drinks. Cointreau - A high quality orange-flavored liqueur, made from the skins of curacao oranges; the generic term is curacao, which if redistilled clear is call triple sec. Collins - A tall drink made with liquor (usually gin or Vodka). sour mix and club soda.
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coarse A class of graphite characterized by a particle size of more than 100m large pores and voids, a non-uniform structure, and low strength. Not recommended as an EDM electrode material.
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