Definition of grainy in English:

grainy

adjectivegrainiest, grainier ˈɡreɪniˈɡreɪni

1Granular.
soft cheese with a slightly grainy texture
Example sentencesExamples
- Stir the mixture until the butter melts and the mixture is a golden caramel-brown colour but still somewhat grainy in texture.
- Its flavour is slightly more earthy than the wheat version, and its texture more grainy.
- If you are going to be an infrequent user of your printer, try not to use refillables because they tend to dry around the heads and can cause grainy printing to thorough blockage of your printer head.
- Thirty-five years ago today, millions of people watched grainy, black and white TV pictures of Neil Armstrong setting foot on the moon.
- This honey is produced in the spring only, it is white and opaque, which clearly differentiates it from the others, and it has the best texture ever, creamy and slightly grainy.
- Using a pestle and mortar keeps the texture grainy and avoids making a slimy emulsion.
- My Toulouse sausages were wonderfully warm and spicy, with a marvellous grainy texture.
- The film is in black and white, and it's rather grainy, but intentionally so, though possibly from a felicitous combination of low budget and artistic intent.
- Even the vanilla buttercream piped onto an otherwise agreeable vanilla cupcake had a grainy, crystallized texture on one of my visits, as if the ratio of butter to sugar had gone astray.
- The difference between the two is that corn flour is less grainy and looks more like flour.
- The grainy texture of cornmeal makes it a perfect facial scrub.
- Sucrose molecules can nest together to form sugar crystals, but large crystals are undesirable because they feel grainy in the mouth.
- Some of the textures are grainy, and not all that attractive to look at in places.
- For many people, the names Derry and Northern Ireland immediately conjure up grainy television images of soldiers on the streets, petrol bomb-lobbing youths, armoured vehicles and palls of smoke.
- A grainy or gritty texture isn't considered a plus in the chocolate world.
- Distinctive dishes such as loin of pork cooked in milk, which reduces to provide a grainy sauce, appear in Italian and Spanish cooking.
Synonyms
powder, powdered, powdery, granulated, gritty, sandy
1. 1.1Photography Showing visible grains of emulsion, as characteristic of old photographs or modern high-speed film.
  Example sentencesExamples
  The picture is quite grainy, and fine textures are very soft.
  ‘I wanted the images to be grainy and kind of gritty.
  This work is inseparable from the grainy, vivid texture of 16 mm.
  But I kind of like the grainy, gritty look of the image.
  The grainy, indistinct images show a familiar scene: an airport security x-ray checkpoint, much like any that you'd find at airports all around the world.
2. 1.2 (of sound, especially recorded music) having a rough or gravelly quality.
  the grainy sound of bootleg cassettes
  Example sentencesExamples
  Liam's voice, even though it is distinctive, it's different for the lone fact that no one else could sound as whiney, grainy and completely despondent with everything.
  His vocals have a grainy AM-radio quality, but this production effect is used profusely.
  This intimate setting allows Bennett - whose voice when this was recorded, in 1973, was considerably less grainy than it is now - to practically whisper some of the songs.
  Spring, who did not realise the hitman was a wired undercover police officer, can be heard on the grainy recording making a chilling request for the girl to be ‘terminated’.
  To my ears, it simply sounds like grainy, muddy ambient music and experiments in granular synthesis.
  An excellent sample of the roots of country music, though the recordings are a little grainy.
  I found that the sound was kind of grainy at times and seemed to cut out occasionally.
  His grainy voice and big open-tuned acoustic guitar are augmented with a smattering of other instruments; a cello here, a flute or steel guitar there.
  Doc has a wide, fat harmonica sound, combined with a warm, grainy voice, and has been a favourite at the Blues Festival.
2(of wood) having prominent grain.
Example sentencesExamples
- I merrily strode over to a park table and dropped my laptop, burger, fries and coffee on the grainy, wooden surface.
- He sat at the sturdy, grainy walnut table.

Derivatives

graininess

noun ˈɡreɪnɪnəsˈɡreɪninəs

Lobster Risotto proves very, very soft, but with a hint of graininess in the background, and chopped mushrooms in the mix.
Example sentencesExamples
- The lift doors closed, and the young black man reached into his jacket and pulled out something small and dark that I could not recognise at first because of the graininess of the video.
- Photos are sharp and, though close inspection reveals slight graininess, clarity and tones are more than adequate for handing round holiday snaps among friends.
- With some of the older material, an extremely critical eye could pick up some graininess in areas of darker color, but as a whole, the picture quality was good and the flesh tones were true.
- The film has a kind of dirty graininess, too, and a camera that can't keep still for a moment.

Rhymes

Bahraini, brainy, Chaney, Eugénie, Janey, Khomeini, rainy, veiny, waney, zany

Definition of grainy in US English:

grainy

adjectiveˈɡreɪniˈɡrānē

1Granular.
a juicy, grainy texture
Example sentencesExamples
- Even the vanilla buttercream piped onto an otherwise agreeable vanilla cupcake had a grainy, crystallized texture on one of my visits, as if the ratio of butter to sugar had gone astray.
- Its flavour is slightly more earthy than the wheat version, and its texture more grainy.
- For many people, the names Derry and Northern Ireland immediately conjure up grainy television images of soldiers on the streets, petrol bomb-lobbing youths, armoured vehicles and palls of smoke.
- The difference between the two is that corn flour is less grainy and looks more like flour.
- If you are going to be an infrequent user of your printer, try not to use refillables because they tend to dry around the heads and can cause grainy printing to thorough blockage of your printer head.
- The film is in black and white, and it's rather grainy, but intentionally so, though possibly from a felicitous combination of low budget and artistic intent.
- Sucrose molecules can nest together to form sugar crystals, but large crystals are undesirable because they feel grainy in the mouth.
- A grainy or gritty texture isn't considered a plus in the chocolate world.
- Distinctive dishes such as loin of pork cooked in milk, which reduces to provide a grainy sauce, appear in Italian and Spanish cooking.
- Some of the textures are grainy, and not all that attractive to look at in places.
- Stir the mixture until the butter melts and the mixture is a golden caramel-brown colour but still somewhat grainy in texture.
- The grainy texture of cornmeal makes it a perfect facial scrub.
- My Toulouse sausages were wonderfully warm and spicy, with a marvellous grainy texture.
- Using a pestle and mortar keeps the texture grainy and avoids making a slimy emulsion.
- This honey is produced in the spring only, it is white and opaque, which clearly differentiates it from the others, and it has the best texture ever, creamy and slightly grainy.
- Thirty-five years ago today, millions of people watched grainy, black and white TV pictures of Neil Armstrong setting foot on the moon.
Synonyms
powder, powdered, powdery, granulated, gritty, sandy
1. 1.1Photography Showing visible grains of emulsion, as characteristic of old photographs or modern high-speed film.
  Example sentencesExamples
  The grainy, indistinct images show a familiar scene: an airport security x-ray checkpoint, much like any that you'd find at airports all around the world.
  But I kind of like the grainy, gritty look of the image.
  ‘I wanted the images to be grainy and kind of gritty.
  This work is inseparable from the grainy, vivid texture of 16 mm.
  The picture is quite grainy, and fine textures are very soft.
2. 1.2 (of sound, especially recorded music or a voice) having a rough or gravelly quality.
  the grainy sound of bootleg cassettes
  Example sentencesExamples
  His grainy voice and big open-tuned acoustic guitar are augmented with a smattering of other instruments; a cello here, a flute or steel guitar there.
  To my ears, it simply sounds like grainy, muddy ambient music and experiments in granular synthesis.
  An excellent sample of the roots of country music, though the recordings are a little grainy.
  I found that the sound was kind of grainy at times and seemed to cut out occasionally.
  Spring, who did not realise the hitman was a wired undercover police officer, can be heard on the grainy recording making a chilling request for the girl to be ‘terminated’.
  Liam's voice, even though it is distinctive, it's different for the lone fact that no one else could sound as whiney, grainy and completely despondent with everything.
  Doc has a wide, fat harmonica sound, combined with a warm, grainy voice, and has been a favourite at the Blues Festival.
  This intimate setting allows Bennett - whose voice when this was recorded, in 1973, was considerably less grainy than it is now - to practically whisper some of the songs.
  His vocals have a grainy AM-radio quality, but this production effect is used profusely.
2(of wood) having prominent grain.
Example sentencesExamples
- He sat at the sturdy, grainy walnut table.
- I merrily strode over to a park table and dropped my laptop, burger, fries and coffee on the grainy, wooden surface.

单词	grainy
释义	Definition of grainy in English: grainy adjectivegrainiest, grainier ˈɡreɪniˈɡreɪni 1Granular. soft cheese with a slightly grainy texture Example sentencesExamples Stir the mixture until the butter melts and the mixture is a golden caramel-brown colour but still somewhat grainy in texture. Its flavour is slightly more earthy than the wheat version, and its texture more grainy. If you are going to be an infrequent user of your printer, try not to use refillables because they tend to dry around the heads and can cause grainy printing to thorough blockage of your printer head. Thirty-five years ago today, millions of people watched grainy, black and white TV pictures of Neil Armstrong setting foot on the moon. This honey is produced in the spring only, it is white and opaque, which clearly differentiates it from the others, and it has the best texture ever, creamy and slightly grainy. Using a pestle and mortar keeps the texture grainy and avoids making a slimy emulsion. My Toulouse sausages were wonderfully warm and spicy, with a marvellous grainy texture. The film is in black and white, and it's rather grainy, but intentionally so, though possibly from a felicitous combination of low budget and artistic intent. Even the vanilla buttercream piped onto an otherwise agreeable vanilla cupcake had a grainy, crystallized texture on one of my visits, as if the ratio of butter to sugar had gone astray. The difference between the two is that corn flour is less grainy and looks more like flour. The grainy texture of cornmeal makes it a perfect facial scrub. Sucrose molecules can nest together to form sugar crystals, but large crystals are undesirable because they feel grainy in the mouth. Some of the textures are grainy, and not all that attractive to look at in places. For many people, the names Derry and Northern Ireland immediately conjure up grainy television images of soldiers on the streets, petrol bomb-lobbing youths, armoured vehicles and palls of smoke. A grainy or gritty texture isn't considered a plus in the chocolate world. Distinctive dishes such as loin of pork cooked in milk, which reduces to provide a grainy sauce, appear in Italian and Spanish cooking. Synonyms powder, powdered, powdery, granulated, gritty, sandy 1.1Photography Showing visible grains of emulsion, as characteristic of old photographs or modern high-speed film. Example sentencesExamples The picture is quite grainy, and fine textures are very soft. ‘I wanted the images to be grainy and kind of gritty. This work is inseparable from the grainy, vivid texture of 16 mm. But I kind of like the grainy, gritty look of the image. The grainy, indistinct images show a familiar scene: an airport security x-ray checkpoint, much like any that you'd find at airports all around the world. 1.2 (of sound, especially recorded music) having a rough or gravelly quality. the grainy sound of bootleg cassettes Example sentencesExamples Liam's voice, even though it is distinctive, it's different for the lone fact that no one else could sound as whiney, grainy and completely despondent with everything. His vocals have a grainy AM-radio quality, but this production effect is used profusely. This intimate setting allows Bennett - whose voice when this was recorded, in 1973, was considerably less grainy than it is now - to practically whisper some of the songs. Spring, who did not realise the hitman was a wired undercover police officer, can be heard on the grainy recording making a chilling request for the girl to be ‘terminated’. To my ears, it simply sounds like grainy, muddy ambient music and experiments in granular synthesis. An excellent sample of the roots of country music, though the recordings are a little grainy. I found that the sound was kind of grainy at times and seemed to cut out occasionally. His grainy voice and big open-tuned acoustic guitar are augmented with a smattering of other instruments; a cello here, a flute or steel guitar there. Doc has a wide, fat harmonica sound, combined with a warm, grainy voice, and has been a favourite at the Blues Festival. 2(of wood) having prominent grain. Example sentencesExamples I merrily strode over to a park table and dropped my laptop, burger, fries and coffee on the grainy, wooden surface. He sat at the sturdy, grainy walnut table. Derivatives graininess noun ˈɡreɪnɪnəsˈɡreɪninəs Lobster Risotto proves very, very soft, but with a hint of graininess in the background, and chopped mushrooms in the mix. Example sentencesExamples The lift doors closed, and the young black man reached into his jacket and pulled out something small and dark that I could not recognise at first because of the graininess of the video. Photos are sharp and, though close inspection reveals slight graininess, clarity and tones are more than adequate for handing round holiday snaps among friends. With some of the older material, an extremely critical eye could pick up some graininess in areas of darker color, but as a whole, the picture quality was good and the flesh tones were true. The film has a kind of dirty graininess, too, and a camera that can't keep still for a moment. Rhymes Bahraini, brainy, Chaney, Eugénie, Janey, Khomeini, rainy, veiny, waney, zany Definition of grainy in US English: grainy adjectiveˈɡreɪniˈɡrānē 1Granular. a juicy, grainy texture Example sentencesExamples Even the vanilla buttercream piped onto an otherwise agreeable vanilla cupcake had a grainy, crystallized texture on one of my visits, as if the ratio of butter to sugar had gone astray. Its flavour is slightly more earthy than the wheat version, and its texture more grainy. For many people, the names Derry and Northern Ireland immediately conjure up grainy television images of soldiers on the streets, petrol bomb-lobbing youths, armoured vehicles and palls of smoke. The difference between the two is that corn flour is less grainy and looks more like flour. If you are going to be an infrequent user of your printer, try not to use refillables because they tend to dry around the heads and can cause grainy printing to thorough blockage of your printer head. The film is in black and white, and it's rather grainy, but intentionally so, though possibly from a felicitous combination of low budget and artistic intent. Sucrose molecules can nest together to form sugar crystals, but large crystals are undesirable because they feel grainy in the mouth. A grainy or gritty texture isn't considered a plus in the chocolate world. Distinctive dishes such as loin of pork cooked in milk, which reduces to provide a grainy sauce, appear in Italian and Spanish cooking. Some of the textures are grainy, and not all that attractive to look at in places. Stir the mixture until the butter melts and the mixture is a golden caramel-brown colour but still somewhat grainy in texture. The grainy texture of cornmeal makes it a perfect facial scrub. My Toulouse sausages were wonderfully warm and spicy, with a marvellous grainy texture. Using a pestle and mortar keeps the texture grainy and avoids making a slimy emulsion. This honey is produced in the spring only, it is white and opaque, which clearly differentiates it from the others, and it has the best texture ever, creamy and slightly grainy. Thirty-five years ago today, millions of people watched grainy, black and white TV pictures of Neil Armstrong setting foot on the moon. Synonyms powder, powdered, powdery, granulated, gritty, sandy 1.1Photography Showing visible grains of emulsion, as characteristic of old photographs or modern high-speed film. Example sentencesExamples The grainy, indistinct images show a familiar scene: an airport security x-ray checkpoint, much like any that you'd find at airports all around the world. But I kind of like the grainy, gritty look of the image. ‘I wanted the images to be grainy and kind of gritty. This work is inseparable from the grainy, vivid texture of 16 mm. The picture is quite grainy, and fine textures are very soft. 1.2 (of sound, especially recorded music or a voice) having a rough or gravelly quality. the grainy sound of bootleg cassettes Example sentencesExamples His grainy voice and big open-tuned acoustic guitar are augmented with a smattering of other instruments; a cello here, a flute or steel guitar there. To my ears, it simply sounds like grainy, muddy ambient music and experiments in granular synthesis. An excellent sample of the roots of country music, though the recordings are a little grainy. I found that the sound was kind of grainy at times and seemed to cut out occasionally. Spring, who did not realise the hitman was a wired undercover police officer, can be heard on the grainy recording making a chilling request for the girl to be ‘terminated’. Liam's voice, even though it is distinctive, it's different for the lone fact that no one else could sound as whiney, grainy and completely despondent with everything. Doc has a wide, fat harmonica sound, combined with a warm, grainy voice, and has been a favourite at the Blues Festival. This intimate setting allows Bennett - whose voice when this was recorded, in 1973, was considerably less grainy than it is now - to practically whisper some of the songs. His vocals have a grainy AM-radio quality, but this production effect is used profusely. 2(of wood) having prominent grain. Example sentencesExamples He sat at the sturdy, grainy walnut table. I merrily strode over to a park table and dropped my laptop, burger, fries and coffee on the grainy, wooden surface.
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