butyric
Americanadjective
Other Word Forms
- butyrically adverb
Etymology
Origin of butyric
Example Sentences
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Females produce seeds with an outer fleshy layer that contains butyric acid, the signature scent of human vomit.
From National Geographic
These microbes normally generate substances that help maintain the gut lining, including short-chain fatty acids such as butyric acid.
From Scientific American
Ghee also has butyric acid, shown to support healthy digestion.
From Washington Post
Charney and two others settled on butyric acid, which can damage skin and eyes.
From Washington Post
Talk then turned to the possible use of butyric acid, which can damage skin and eyes.
From Washington Post
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