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User_gary Posted 18 years ago
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suds and foams
Could any explain to me what the difference between "suds" and "foams" is?
My dictionary gives almost the same meaning for both the words. i.e. small bubbles formed on the surface of a liquid.
My dictionary gives almost the same meaning for both the words. i.e. small bubbles formed on the surface of a liquid.
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User_gary Could any explain to me what the difference between "suds" and "foams" is? My dictionary gives almost the same meaning for both the words. e.
- User_gary Could any explain to me what the difference between "suds" and "foams" is?
- My dictionary gives almost the same meaning for both the words.
- e.
- small bubbles formed on the surface of a liquid.
- Suds = the mass of small bubbles that form on the surface of soapy water [soapsuds] Foam = a mass of very small bubbles formed on the surface of a liquid There is very little difference in concept of a mass of bubbles, but I would not generally use "suds" for anything except soapy water.
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User_garyCould any explain to me what the difference between "suds" and "foams" is?Suds = the mass of small bubbles that form on the surface of soapy water [soapsuds]
My dictionary gives almost the same meaning for both the words. i.e. small bubbles formed on the surface of a liquid.
Foam = a mass of very small bubble
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