acidulent
adjective
acid·u·lent ə-ˈsi-jə-lənt 
: acidulous
Word History
Etymology
borrowed from French acidulant, present participle of aciduler "to make acidic" (spelling in English assimilated to the suffix -ulent), back-formation from acidulé "treated with acid," borrowed from New Latin acidulātus — more at acidulate
First Known Use
1800, in the meaning defined above
- feathercuts
- feathered
- feathered columbine
- feathered serpent
- feathered shot
- featheredge
- featheredge file
- featheredged
- featheredger
- featheredges
- featheredging
- featherer
- featherers
- featherfew
- featherfoil
- featherfoiles
- featherfoils
- featherhead
- featherheaded
- featherheads
- featherier
- featheriest
- featheriness
- featherinesses
- feathering