acidulate

t. [In Fr. aciduler, fr. Lat. acidulus = sourish, a little sour, a dim in, fr. acid us = sour.] [ACID.] To render slightly sour, to make somewhat acid. by acidulating the solution with hydrochloric acid.-Graham: Chem., 2nd ed., ii. 677. aç-id-u-lā-těd, pa . par . & a. [ACIDULATE.] "Simple acidulated fluids produce little change on meat and albumen in the course of twelve or twenty-four hours."-Todd & Bowman: Physiol. Anat . , ii. 202 ăç-id-u-lā-ting, pr . par . [ACIDULATE.] ăç'-id-ūle, s. [In Ger. acidul .] The same as ACIDULUM (q.v.).