Frothed [verb]

Suddenly the pool exploded into motion, the water frothed and flashed white and the line in his hand sang like a piano wire.

Hartwick almost frothed at the mouth, and his reddish eyes glared as if there were a glowing furnace within his passionate soul.

At last the wind subsided, and the sea became less rough, though the whitecaps still frothed around him.

When frothed, turn out on a plate and place them over a saucepan of boiling water till the eggs are well set and form a cream.

Sweet bottled-cider frothed round the corks, and all the glasses had been filled to the brim with wine beforehand.

It frothed like a brook with ale and wine, and it was never empty.

Then, filling a crystal vessel with sparkling waters that bubbled and frothed, he bade me drink.

As soon as they were seated two very pretty girls, neatly dressed, brought in chocolate, which was extremely well frothed.

When Tante introduced her wit into the colourless substance she frothed it to a sparkling work of art.

Before she was nineteen she showed symptoms of lead poisoning—had fits, frothed at the mouth, and died.