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Showing words for FERMENTED using the English dictionary

9 Letter Words for Fermented

deferment, fermented

8 Letter Words for Fermented

deferent, freedmen

7 Letter Words for Fermented

demeter, emender, enfreed, entered, fenetre, ferment, freemen, freenet, fretmen, metered, reedmen

6 Letter Words for Fermented

deemer, deener, defter, dement, denter, determ, efreet, endere, enfree, entree, eterne, feeder, feered, fender, fenter, ferned, freend, meered, meeten, meeter, mendee, mender, meneer, mentee, needer, redeem, reeden, reefed, refeed, refete, remede, remeet, remend, remene, rented, rentee, retene, teemed, teemer, teened, teener, teered, temene, tender, tendre, termed, termen, terned

5 Letter Words for Fermented

deere, defer, defet, denet, deter, drent, eeten, emden, emend, ender, enter, entre, erned, feere, ferme, feted, frden, freed, freen, freet, fremd, fremt, mened, merde, mered, meted, meter, neter, reede, refed, remen, remet, renet, rente, retem, teend, teene, temed, terfe, terne, treed, treen, trend

4 Letter Words for Fermented

deem, deen, deer, deet, deft, deme, dene, dent, dere, derf, derm, dern, detn, dree, eden, emer, ende, ened, entr, ered, erme, erne, eten, fedn, feed, feer, feet, feme, fend, fent, ferd, ferm, fern, fete, free, fren, fret, mdnt, mede, meed, meer, meet, mend, mene, ment, merd, mere, mete, need, neem, neer, neet, nerd, nete, rede, reed, reef, reem, reen, reet, reft, rend, rent, retd, rete, teed, teem, teen, teer, teme, tend, tene, terf, term, tern, tree

3 Letter Words for Fermented

dee, def, dem, den, der, det, dft, een, eer, eft, eme, emf, end, ene, erd, ere, erf, ern, ert, fdr, fed, fee, fem, fen, fer, fet, fmt, frt, med, mee, men, mer, met, mfd, mfr, mrd, mtd, mtn, ned, nee, nef, net, red, ree, ref, rem, rnd, rte, tdr, ted, tee, tef, tem, ten, ter, tfr, trf, trm

Definitions for Fermented

[1] Also called organized ferment. any of a group of living organisms, as yeasts, molds, and certain bacteria, that cause fermentation.
[2] Also called unorganized ferment. an enzyme.
[3] fermentation.
[4] agitation; unrest; excitement; commotion; tumult: The new painters worked in a creative ferment. The capital lived in a political ferment.
[5] to act upon as a ferment.
[6] to cause to undergo fermentation.
[7] to inflame; foment: to ferment prejudiced crowds to riot.
[8] to cause agitation or excitement in: Reading fermented his active imagination.
[9] to be fermented; undergo fermentation.
[10] to seethe with agitation or excitement.
[11] any agent or substance, such as a bacterium, mould, yeast, or enzyme, that causes fermentation
[12] another word for fermentation
[13] commotion; unrest
[14] to undergo or cause to undergo fermentation
[15] to stir up or seethe with excitement

Words related to Fermented

fermentfester, ripen, simmer, froth, effervesce, seethe, provoke, churn, concoct, incite, sparkle, moil, bubble, boil, fizz, rise, foam, excite, evaporate, inflame

Words nearby Fermented

fermentfermat, fermat's last theorem, fermat's principle, fermat's theorem, fermata, ferment, fermentation, fermentation alcohol, fermentation lock, fermentative, fermi

Origin of Fermented

1350–1400; Middle English < Latin fermentum yeast (noun), fermentāre to cause to rise (v.); akin to barm, Latin fervēre to boil

Words that may be confused with Fermented

WORDS, THAT, MAY, BE, CONFUSED, WITH, fermentferment, foment

Other words from Fermented

fer·ment·a·ble , adjective
fer·ment·a·bil·i·ty , noun
non·fer·ment·a·bil·i·ty , noun
non·fer·ment·a·ble , adjective
non·fer·ment·ed , adjective
non·fer·ment·ing , adjective
un·fer·ment·a·ble , adjective
un·fer·ment·ed , adjective
un·fer·ment·ing , adjective
well-fer·ment·ed , adjective

Word origin for Fermented

C15: from Latin fermentum yeast, from fervēre to seethe

Synonyms for Fermented

fester, ripen, simmer, acidify, boil, brew, bubble, churn, concoct, dissolve, effervesce, evaporate, excite, fizz, foam, foment, froth, heat, incite, inflame, leaven, moil, overflow, provoke, rise, rouse, seethe, sour, sparkle, work, be violent, stir up