Curdle

Pronunciation: /ˈkɝdəl/

Curdle (verb)

  1. For milk or similar liquid to become thick and lumpy, usually because it is too sour or heated too much.
  2. For a liquid to change into a thicker, separated form, often when chemicals or heat cause the mixture to break apart.

Examples

  • The milk curdles when the heat is too high.
  • If you boil it too long, the milk curdles.