adulterate

It must be something they're adulterating all the stuff with.

He and no one else could have adulterated the wine.

Of those, one was found to be adulterated with other oils.

The sample is adulterated when the white cotton turns green.

In vain, for they were all adulterated by the dealers!

The old system has been through too many hands, been adulterated by the years.

The report also said that the agency was failing to keep food known to be adulterated with pesticides off the market.

The companies and the British police have said they are satisfied the baby food is not being adulterated in the manufacturing process.

The Government said it was moving against the products because they were adulterated and misbranded.

And music does adulterate the pure nap experience, however pleasantly.

That was to be taken with roast lamb, not adulterating his drinks.

Try not to adulterate such healthy basics with too rich a dressing.

They are also sometimes used to supplement or adulterate more expensive rose oils.

Otherwise, the agency can deem the products adulterated and move to order them off the market.

They also sell prepared roots, ready to adulterate coffee without taking up any garden room.

If it's possible to make even greater profits by adulterating and being pretty sure you can get away with it, why wouldn't they?

To explain it too closely would be to adulterate it.

Adulterating coffee was, according to her way of thinking, very nearly a sin of some kind.

The only way salt can be adulterated is if it is poured.

Normally I would never adulterate good coffee with distilled spirits.

Food Analysis is also useful in determining if food has been adulterated.

The sample is adulterated if the cotton becomes red.

It's a cry from the heart whose very intensity may be adulterated by a more articulate formulation.

Rare among his kind, he seldom sold anything but the best, had never been known to adulterate or shortcut.

Most hard drugs are adulterated to some degree.