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Her recent graduation from a skinny piccaninny with brief skirts and stiffly wrapped braids into the dignity of a long calico dress and starched white turban was an intoxicating affair.

"Have I then sold myself," thought the minister, "to the fiend whom, if men say true, this yellow-starched and velveted old hag has chosen for her prince and master?"

a starched white shirt

Because the aromatic flowers contain enzymes that can chew up starch.

You're converting all the starches into fermentable sugar.

That stuff is the starch of the kernel.

It'll take the starch out of those straight lines.

It's really about releasing the starch.

Maize was the dominant starch, present in 69 percent of the ancient samples.

Sheldon, doesn't Amy look hot? That's got to put some starch in the upper flermin.

Corn starch is an important article of commerce.

But if you overmash, you can break up the starch and end up with potato glue.

It looks like a... A steamed starch.