roiling

[ US /ˈɹɔɪɫɪŋ/ ]
[ UK /ɹˈɔ‍ɪlɪŋ/ ]
ADJECTIVE
  1. (of a liquid) agitated vigorously; in a state of turbulence
    the river's roiling current
    turbulent rapids
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How To Use roiling In A Sentence

  • In broiling or grilling, the food is cooked directly over a very hot flame.
  • The juicy yet slightly overcooked burger would have benefited from a nice charbroiling, the flavor of smoke and fire would have added some much needed depth. NYC Food Guy
  • Patches of pale blue appeared fleetingly, punch holes of sanity beneath the roiling storm clouds. Mercy Kill
  • Baking, broiling, or poaching fish will help you avoid extra calories from breading and frying.
  • A kind of grayness moved through me, thick and heavy like the fog roiling overhead. Hoodwink
  • Suddenly I was on the barren playas of Tierra del Fuego, the broiling ground belching huge clouds of sulfurous gases into the heavy atmosphere.
  • Those on Wall Street had used their usual instrument - fear of 'roiling' the markets NYT > Home Page
  • Bread meat, chicken and fish rather than broiling or roasting them.
  • Suddenly I was on the barren playas of Tierra del Fuego, the broiling ground belching huge clouds of sulfurous gases into the heavy atmosphere.
  • Worry about liquidity is roiling the metals markets as expectations that euro-zone leaders will inject capital into the region's lenders fail to allay fears over the banking sector's health. Metal Market Loses Rose-Tinted Specs
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