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Meaning of lactic
Relating to or derived from milk or lactation
Etymology of lactic
From the Latin word 'lac' or 'lactis', meaning milk, and the suffix '-ic', forming an adjective
Historically used to describe substances derived from milk, such as lactic acid, and later expanded to include physiological and biochemical contexts
Synonyms
acidic
sour
tart
sharp
pungent
acetic
vinegary
fermented
sourish
sharp-tasting
bitter
astringent
harsh
caustic
corrosive
biting
piercing
penetrating
intense
strong
robust
rich
creamy
milky
dairy
curdled
coagulated
gelatinous
viscous
thick
creamy
yogurt-like
butyric
caseous
cheesy
whey-like
serum-like
Definitions
- Relating to or derived from milk or lactation
- * Relating to or resembling lactic acid or lactates
- * (of a muscle) producing lactic acid as a result of intense exercise
Usage Examples
- Lactic acid is a byproduct of muscle metabolism during intense exercise
- * The lactic fermentation process is used to make yogurt and cheese
- * The athlete's muscles were sore due to the buildup of lactic acid