Sour

sowr, a. Having an acid taste sharp to the taste; turned or coagulated, as milk; rancid: harsh of temper; disagreeable to the feelings; producing discontent; hard to bear; expre ing discontent or peevishne ; acid; tart; acrimonious; crabbed; currish; peevish.— n. A sour or acid substance; an acid. — v. [soured (sowrd), souring.] To make acid; to make harsh, cold, or unkindly: to make cro , crabbed, peevish, or discontented; to make unhappy, uneasy, or le agreeable. — To become acid or tart, peevish or crabbed. [AS Sw., OHG., and W. sur, G. sauer, sour, Lithuan. sur us, salt; sorrel.] — Sourly, adv. In a sour manner; acidly; peevishly; acrimoniously; discontentedly. — Sour'ne , n. — Sour'-crout, -krout, -krowt, n. Cabbage cut fine, and suffered to ferment becomes sour. [G. sauer-kraut, sour-cabbage.]