Definitions
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- adjective of beer Spoiled by
exposure tolight , which causesriboflavin to react with andbreak down theisohumulones .
Etymologies
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Examples
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Taste: Grainy and light, bitter from the skunky lightstruck character.
The Brew Site 2009
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Taste: Grainy and light, bitter from the skunky lightstruck character.
The Brew Site 2009
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Smell: Skunky Mexican lager; corny light beer with the typical skunked (lightstruck) aroma that's become a signature of the style.
The Brew Site 2009
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There's a lot of stuff floating in it and I'm getting the slightest hint of lightstruck aroma.
Hop Talk 2009
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Smell: Skunky Mexican lager; corny light beer with the typical skunked (lightstruck) aroma that's become a signature of the style.
The Brew Site 2009
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(two developed strips and three undeveloped rolls, one of which later proved to have been lightstruck) [399] The film included fifty-eight frames, mostly photos of State and Navy Department documents, dated January 5 through April 1, 1938 (the so-called "Pumpkin Papers").
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(two developed strips and three undeveloped rolls, one of which later proved to have been lightstruck) [389] The film included fifty-eight frames, mostly photos of State and Navy Department documents, dated January 5 through April 1, 1938 (the so-called "Pumpkin Papers").
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(two developed strips and three undeveloped rolls, one of which later proved to have been lightstruck) [381] The film included fifty-eight frames, mostly photos of State and Navy Department documents, dated January 5 through April 1, 1938 (the so-called "Pumpkin Papers").
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(two developed strips and three undeveloped rolls, one of which later proved to have been lightstruck) [368] The film included fifty-eight frames, mostly photos of State and Navy Department documents, dated January 5 through April 1, 1938 (the so-called "Pumpkin Papers").
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(two developed strips and three undeveloped rolls, one of which later proved to have been lightstruck) [352] The film included fifty-eight frames, mostly photos of State and Navy Department documents, dated January 5 through April 1, 1938 (the so-called "Pumpkin Papers").
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