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Megumi@Ibaraki
What is the adjective to describe food is limp/soft? For example, "I hate it when cereals get XXXX in milk." "These noodles have gone XXXX."Thank you guys for answering my question!
Dec 25, 2013 1:48 PM
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Soggy! (If the cause is liquid.) "I hate it when cereals go soggy in milk." ("Get soggy" sounds odd.) "These noodles have gone all soggy." (The "all" gives it a little emphasis.) If you're talking about old vegetables, eg. lettuce, then use "wilted".
December 25, 2013
You could also use "mushy".
December 25, 2013
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