#foam

• Adephagia — A pathological symptom characterized by an imperious, continuous, and insatiable organic need to eat, without the occurrence of a feeling of satiety; exaggerated hunger or morbid voracity. In clinical terms, this metabolic or neuro-psychic disorder is frequently associated with hypothalamic dysfunctions, diabetes mellitus, or certain severe endocrine conditions.
• Antifoaming agent — Preventing, reducing, or eliminating foam formation in various liquids during industrial, chemical, or culinary processes; a surface-active chemical or natural agent that lowers surface tension to break air bubbles. As a noun, it denotes an additive widely used in detergent production, wastewater treatment, the oil industry, or as a food ingredient to stabilize liquid textures.
• To foam — To foam, to become covered with foam, or to froth at the mouth due to exhausting physical effort, an illness (such as rabies or epilepsy), or a state of violent, uncontrolled rage; it is an old variant of restricted circulation, used in the past in rural areas or historical literary texts as an expressive synonym for foaming or raging.
• Foaming — The act of foaming or frothing and its result; the physical or biological process of abundant foam formation; intense frothing caused by effort, illness, mechanical agitation, or chemical reactions. It is a rare deverbal noun, used primarily in archaic texts or poetic stylistic attempts to suggest a fluid's violent transformation.
• Skimmed — Having undergone the process of skimming or removing the foam and impurities formed on a liquid's surface during boiling or fermentation; (secondary regional sense) a liquid partially turned into foam or agitated until bubbles appear; a sparkling wine or beverage structurally treated to stabilize its effervescence.