additive
111additive — ad|di|tive [ ædətıv ] noun count a substance that is added in small amounts to something, especially food, in order to make it last longer, look more attractive, or improve it in some way: color/food additives …
112additive — ad·di·tive || ædɪtɪv n. supplement; something which is added …
113additive — noun a substance added to improve or preserve something. adjective 1》 relating to or produced by addition. 2》 technical relating to the reproduction of colours by the superimposition of primary colours …
114additive — a. To be added. See add, 1 …
115additive — noun (C) a substance, especially a chemical, that is added to something such as food, to preserve it, give it colour, improve it etc: Foods sold under this label are guaranteed free from additives. | lead additives in petrol …
116additive — noun our flours have no additives Syn: added ingredient, addition; preservative, coloring …
117additive — ad·di·tive …
118additive — [ˈædətɪv] noun [C] a chemical substance that is added to food to make it last longer or look or taste better …
119additive — a.,n. pertaining to addition; Grammar, signifying addition of similar elements or of new thought; Philosophy, marked by addition rather than union; n. something added …
120food additive — additive (def. 4). * * * ▪ food processing Introduction any of various chemical substances added to foods to produce specific desirable effects. Additives such as salt, spices, and sulfites have been used since ancient times to preserve… …