Granular - English meaning

adjective

Reduced to minute particles or fragments.

Usage examples:

Finely comminuted and amorphous materials

adjective

Granular.

Usage examples:

Soft cheese with a slightly grainy texture

adjective

(of a picture) appearing to be made up of a lot of spots

Usage examples:

A grainy newspaper photo

adjective

In the form of grains or particles.

Usage examples:

Granulated sugar

verb

Form (something) into grains or particles.

Usage examples:

We have the capacity to granulate 100% of the potash we produce

adjective

(esp. of sugar) in small grains

Usage examples:

Granulated sugar is coarser than powdered sugar.

adjective

Containing or covered with grit.

Usage examples:

Her eyes felt gritty

adjective

Containing or covered with small pieces of stone or sand

Usage examples:

Gritty dust, a gritty, no-nonsense approach

noun

Fine, dry particles produced by the grinding, crushing, or disintegration of a solid substance.

Usage examples:

Add four tablespoons of cocoa powder

verb

Apply cosmetic powder to (the face or body).

Usage examples:

She powdered her face and put on a dab of perfume

noun

A solid substance in the form of tiny loose particles

adjective

In the form of powder.

Usage examples:

Powdered milk

verb

Apply cosmetic powder to (the face or body).

Usage examples:

She powdered her face and put on a dab of perfume

adjective

Being in the form of a powder

Usage examples:

Powdered milk

adjective

Resembling or characteristic of powder in texture.

Usage examples:

When the package was opened, a powdery white substance fell out

adjective

Having the form of powder

adjective

Covered in or consisting mostly of sand.

Usage examples:

Pine woods and a fine sandy beach

noun

A light, crumbly biscuit, typically made with chopped pecans.

adjective

Covered with sand or containing sand

Usage examples:

Cactuses grow well in sandy soil.