quark
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- noun
- /kwɑrk/
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queso quark
- That "tepid" universe was no longer hot enough or dense enough to cook quark soup, and so the quarks all grabbed dance partners, creating a permanent new family of heavy particles called hadrons.
It's technically technically flavoured Quark cheese.
- It's technically technically flavoured Quark cheese.
Examples
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And of course, we've got to have some quark with tortillas.
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It flared outwards in a bubble of quark-gluon plasma that was just coalescing into a soup of particles when V stabbed it.
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For breakfast, I spread fresh quark on my toast and added some fruit on top.
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She loves making cheesecake with a rich filling that includes creamy quark.
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The chef recommended using quark in the recipe for a light and fluffy dessert.
Synonyms
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A solid food made from milk that is pressed and often aged
A soft fresh cheese like cottage cheese used in European cooking
Compounds
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A tiny particle with a small negative charge that is much heavier than an electron
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A very small particle created in particle experiments that is much heavier than an electron
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A very small particle with a positive charge that is heavier than an electron
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A very small particle inside protons and neutrons with an electric charge of minus one third
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Very small particle inside some subatomic particles with electric charge -1/3 and strangeness -1
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A very small particle with a positive charge that helps make protons and neutrons
How Soft
Surface Forms
Etymology
Quark for the cheese comes from German and Slavic words meaning 'curd' or 'fresh cheese', so the name points to the soft, fresh curd you spread or use in recipes.