sourer;
sourest
sourer;
sourest
Britannica Dictionary definition of SOUR
[also more sour; most sour]
1
:
having an acid taste that is like the taste of a lemon
:
tart
-
sour pickles
-
a sour apple
-
a slightly sour taste
—
see also sweet-and-sour
2
:
having the unpleasant taste or smell of food that is no longer fresh
3
:
unpleasant or unfriendly
sour on
informal
:
having a bad opinion of (something)
— sourness
noun
[noncount]
2
sour
/ˈsawɚ/
noun
plural
sours
plural
sours
Britannica Dictionary definition of SOUR
[count]
:
an alcoholic drink that has a sour taste
3
sour
/ˈsawɚ/
verb
sours;
soured;
souring
sours;
soured;
souring
Britannica Dictionary definition of SOUR
1
[no object]
of food
:
to lose freshness and get an unpleasant taste or smell
:
to become sour
2
a
[no object]
:
to become unpleasant or unfriendly
b
[+ object]
:
to make (someone or something) unpleasant or unfriendly
3
[+ object]
:
to make (something good) less pleasant or enjoyable
sour on
[phrasal verb]
sour on (something)
or
sour (someone) on (something)
US
:
to stop liking or being interested in (something) or to cause (someone) to stop liking or being interested in (something)
-
Investors have soured on (buying) the company's stock.
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Many fans have soured on the team after years of losing.
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The disappointing result of the election soured her on politics.