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gus·ta·tion (g -st sh n). n. The act or faculty of tasting. [Latin gust ti , gust ti n-, an appetizer, from gust tus, past participle of gust re, to taste, ...
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gus·ta·to·ry (g s t -tôr , -t r ) also gus·ta·tive (-t -t v). adj. Of or ...
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the act or sensation of tasting. Origin of GUSTATION. Latin gustation-, gustatio , from gustare. First Known Use: 1599. Rhymes with GUSTATION ...
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gustation. gus·ta·tion. noun \?g?s-?t?-sh?n\. Definition of GUSTATION. : the ...
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gustation n. The act or faculty of tasting. [Latin gust?ti?, gust?ti?n- , an appetizer, from gust?tus , past participle of gust?re , to taste, from.
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/?g?s t??t?r i, -?to?r i/ Show Spelled[guhs-tuh-tawr-ee, -tohr-ee] Show IPA. ? adjective. of or pertaining to taste or tasting. Use gustatory in a Sentence ...
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Origin: 1590?1600; < Latin gust?ti?n- (stem of gust?ti?), equivalent to ...
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gustation définition : gustation nom féminin singulier fait de goûter ... Définition, français, dictionnaire, synonymes, traduction, langue française, ...
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