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English - English
Resembling grains; granular
Coarsely ground or gritty
term used to describe high quality CTC teas
The moderate texturing of reproduced sound The sonic equivalent of noticeable grain appearing in a photograph
small variations in the surface appearance of paper often caused by irregular distribution of color
Describes primary grades of well-made CTC teas such as Pekoe dust
A grainy photograph looks as if it is made up of lots of spots, which make the lines or shapes in it difficult to see. grainy black and white photos
The flavor of raw grain, not usually present in beer, but often used to describe rough or coarse notes; most common in some non-alcoholic beers
composed of or covered with relatively large particles; "granular sugar"; "gritty sand"
{s} grainlike, granular; full of grains; resembling the grain of wood
Grainy means having a rough surface or texture, or containing small bits of something. the grainy tree trunk Do not use a grainy mustard. smooth. a photograph that is grainy has a rough appearance, as if the images are made up of spots
Describes an image that has a speckled look due to particles of silver clumping together

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grainy club
a variety of grainy club mushrooms
graininess
the state of being grainy; granularity
graininess
an effect seen in the print as randomly occurring light and dark specks or grains, due to roughing of the edges of halftone dots, random specks of ink between dots, discontinuous ink films, or specular reflectance off inked fibers in the surface of the paper
graininess
Irregular clumps of dye molecules or black metallic silver making up the developed image Graininess limits the image detail recording ability of the film
graininess
The sand-like or granular appearance of a negative, print of slide resulting from the clumping of silver grains during the development of the film Graininess becomes more pronounced with faster films, increased density in the negative, and the degree of enlargement
graininess
{i} being grainy, being granular, quality of having grains
graininess
The sand-like or granular appearance of a negative, print, or slide Graininess becomes more pronounced with faster film and the degree of enlargement
graininess
In an enlarged image, a speckled or mottled effect caused by clumps of silver in the negative
graininess
The impression of non-uniformity in the image which is produced on the consciousness of an observer by the granular structure It is most noticeable in areas of uniform density of middle values It becomes less apparent in light and in dark areas and in areas that contain considerable detail Graininess is subjective in nature
graininess
the quality of being composed of relatively large particles
soldier grainy club
a variety of grainy club
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