kombucha
- noun
- /kəmˈbuːtʃə/
- Specialized
- Hi, I switched to kombucha probiotics, baby, I missed you.
- kombucha culture
Like, it's like the bacteria colony in a kombucha mother that you put into kombucha.
- Like, it's like the bacteria colony in a kombucha mother that you put into kombucha.
- And it's it's what you see in a kombucha mother basically is a giant biofilm.
Examples
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-Kombucha.
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And it's it's what you see in a kombucha mother basically is a giant biofilm.
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Guys, I think the kombucha ate his brain.
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What the hell is kombucha?
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Like, it's like the bacteria colony in a kombucha mother that you put into kombucha.
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He had a huge thing of like a big, huge glass jar made of kombucha and water, whatever.
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Forced issues like this kombucha debacle make it even more evident.
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At first my kombucha mother sank worryingly to the bottom tip.
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When things like this (the kombucha story) happen, (like pretty much everything in school nowadays) it is a good time to show the kids how messed up these institutions are.
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The kombucha was fizzy and refreshing, perfect for a hot summer day.
Surface Forms
Etymology
Kombucha gets its name from the same Japanese parts kombu and cha ('kelp' and 'tea'), but people also use the word for the jelly-like 'mother' of bacteria and yeast that ferments the tea. So calling the culture kombucha makes sense because it is the thing that creates the drink.