Definition of Degusted

1. degust [v] - See also: degust

Lexicographical Neighbors of Degusted

degums
degunk
degunked
degunker
degunking
degunks
degus
degust
degustate
degustated
degustates
degustating
degustation
degustation menu
degustations
degusted (current term)
degusting
degusts
dehabilitation
dehalogenase
dehalogenases
dehalogenation
dehalogenations
dehire
dehired
dehires
dehiring
dehisce
dehisced
dehiscence

Literary usage of Degusted

Below you will find example usage of this term as found in modern and/or classical literature:

1. The Greek Romances in Elizabethan Prose Fiction by Samuel Lee Wolff (1912)
"... and degusted, for its own sake. And in the " world of description," the movements and the sounds and shows of things— alien to the nature of conduct, ..."

2. The English Illustrated Magazine (1889)
"... but before the fulness of their ripening, and when as yet their master had not degusted them nor his gardener taken tithes of them lor his secret ..."

3. Essays on French Novelists by George Saintsbury (1891)
"Both have the chief note of sensibility, the taking an emotion as a thing to be savoured and degusted deliberately—to be dealt with on scientific principles ..."

4. Denizens of the Deep by Frank Thomas Bullen (1904)
"... see it being slowly degusted. But, as I have been obliged to hint before, the main business of life for the Frigate Bird seems to be that of a robber. ..."

5. The Gastronomic Regenerator: A Simplified and Entirely New System of Cookery by Alexis Soyer (1847)
"... which I consider of the greatest importance, especially in a dinner-party where, after the entrees have been well degusted, nothing refreshes the palate ..."

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