lupulin

[loo-pyuh-lin]

noun

1. the glandular hairs of the hop, Humulus lupulus, formerly used in medicine as a sedative.

lupulin

/ ˈluːpjʊlɪn /

noun

1. a resinous powder extracted from the female flowers of the hop plant and used as a sedative

Word History and Origins

Origin of lupulin¹

1820–30; < New Latin lupul ( us ) (diminutive of Latin lupus the hop plant; -ule ) + -in ²

Word History and Origins

Origin of lupulin¹

C19: from New Latin lupulus, diminutive of lupus the hop plant

Example Sentences

Inside their green cones, pods called lupulin are the source of all the flavor, aroma, and bitterness that may come to mind when you think of hops.

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Thumbs up to the continuation of a cancer fundraiser being sponsored by Mankato Brewery and Lupulin Brewing Co. in Big Lake.

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Zierdt’s brother, Jeff, is owner of Lupulin Brewing.

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Lupulin recently partnered with Global Distributing to deliver its beer in South Dakota.

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Lupulin says the purchase of Hydra will augment its distribution deal and deepen the company’s roots in Sioux Falls.

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