glutenous

American  

[gloot-n-uhs] / ˈglut n əs /

adjective

1. like gluten.

2. containing gluten, especially in large amounts.

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Other Word Forms

• nonglutenous adjective

Etymology

Origin of glutenous

gluten + -ous

Example Sentences

A blend of white and brown rice flours, corn starch, and tapioca starch serve as their base, but it's the pumpkin purée that really shines and makes these as moist as any glutenous treat you can find.

From Salon

Steve’s not quite ready to join the registry ranks of Glutenous Maximus, Albus, Bowie or Clint Yeastwood just yet.

From Los Angeles Times

So while my kid might insist on noodles, I would work within that limit to inspire his juvenile palate with all manner of glutenous delights: garganelli with ragu, penne with pesto, orecchiette with sausage and kale.

From Washington Post

I love to put these on a cheese plate next to regular, glutenous crackers, and see how my gluten-skeptic guests devour them.

From Slate

He funnels this know-how into making desserts that, he says, taste exactly like their glutenous counterparts.

From Washington Times