DEGUST Meaning and
Definition
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Degust is a verb that originated from the Latin word "degustare," which means "to taste." It refers to the act of carefully and appreciatively sampling or tasting food or drink, especially in a systematic or formal manner. It involves utilizing one's senses of taste, smell, and sometimes sight to evaluate the quality, flavor, texture, and overall characteristics of a particular beverage or culinary creation.
When one degusts food or drink, it is often done with the purpose of analyzing and critiquing its different components, such as identifying specific ingredients, detecting subtle flavors or undertones, and assessing its overall balance or harmony. Degusting can be practiced by professional chefs or sommeliers, or even by enthusiasts who have a keen interest in gastronomy or oenology.
The process of degustation usually involves taking small sips or bites of the food or beverage being sampled, carefully savoring it in the mouth, and then contemplating the various sensations and impressions it creates. This may include paying attention to the flavors, aromas, textures, aftertastes, and any other notable aspects that contribute to the overall gustatory experience.
Degustation is often associated with fine dining, wine tasting events, or culinary competitions where professionals or enthusiasts gather to showcase their expertise or connoisseurship. It emphasizes the importance of paying attention to detail and actively engaging the senses to fully appreciate the complexities and nuances that different foods and beverages can offer.
Common Misspellings for DEGUST
- segust
- xegust
- cegust
- fegust
- regust
- eegust
- dwgust
- dsgust
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- drgust
- d4gust
- d3gust
- defust
- devust
- debust
- dehust
- deyust
- detust
- degyst
- deghst
Etymology of DEGUST
The word degust is derived from the Latin term degustare, which is a combination of the prefix de- (meaning down or thoroughly) and gustare (meaning to taste). The Latin term first entered the French language as deguster in the early 19th century. It then made its way into English around the mid-19th century, maintaining the same meaning of to taste or savor food or drink.
Similar spelling words for DEGUST
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- DGZT,
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- decussata,
- duckiest,
- pre-text,
- TTGST,
- tuxedo-clad,
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- Docusate,
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- Dicast,
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- tockiest,
- text-to-speech,
- taxied,
- carbon-dioxide,
- TCCSD,
- .text,
- dockised,
- Taxed,
- twixt,
- dockside,
- DTXT,
- Text-hand,
- TAXID,
- decoste,
- DXTE,
- dacosta,
- HTCSD,
- DXDE,
- DCSAT,
- dioxide,
- TEXTA,
- dockized,
- E-TEXT,
- speech-to-text,
- DCSTE,
- wisdom-text,
- dogsit,
- dicussed,
- DEX(DXT),
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- text-file,
- TXCD,
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- DTXD,
- dikiest,
- tickseed,
- robots.txt,
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- Dicacity,
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- TEXID,
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- DCSD,
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- degaussed,
- church-text,
- dewaxed,
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- DCSWT,
- De Castro,
- DCAST,
- text-messaging,
- text-based,
- dioxido,
- toxoid,
- deexcite,
- tekeste,
- text-types,
- taxidea.
Conjugate verb Degust
CONDITIONAL PERFECT
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CONDITIONAL PERFECT PROGRESSIVE
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CONDITIONAL PRESENT
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FUTURE
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FUTURE CONTINUOUS
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IMPERATIVE
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PAST CONTINUOUS
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PAST PARTICIPLE
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PAST PERFECT
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PRESENT SUBJUNCTIVE
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