Word of the Day: Degust

Can you pronounce degust?

Friday, April 12, 2024

Today's Word Brought to You By verb 1. Taste (something) carefully, so as to appreciate it fully. "The chef would degust each dish before he served it, taking small bites in order to sample every flavor." "The experienced food critic would degust each dish on the menu with a discerning palate." "I prefer to degust every ingredient, and you can't do that if you inhale the food as soon as it's set in front of you." Today's Word Brought to You By Spring Steals: Up to 50% Off Nike Gear Spring into savings with Nike's limited-time sale! Spring is here, with sunshine, warmer weather, and a renewed sense of energy. Celebrate the season with incredible deals on your favorite Nike gear. Score up to 50% off on everything you need to embrace the outdoors, from lightweight running shoes and breathable workout clothes to comfy tees and shorts for those casual weekend adventures. Breathe new life into your activewear wardrobe and find the perfect outfit to conquer your spring fitness goals. But hurry — this offer ends on April 12. Shop the Nike sale now and blossom into a season of savings and style. Shop Now Latin, early 17th century Breaking down the roots of "degust" reveals a literal definition. The word stems from the Latin "degustare," which is a combination of the prefix "de-" ("complete") and the verb "gustare" ("to taste"). ... Continue Reading Do you remember these words? Thank you for supporting our advertisers.

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