Word of the Day: Salivate
PRONUNCIATION: [sal-uh-vayt]
MEANING:
verb: 1. To show great relish in anticipation of something desirable. 2. To produce saliva.
ETYMOLOGY: From Latin salivare (to salivate). Earliest documented use: 1669.
USAGE: (1) The smell alone was enough to make me salivate. (2) She was salivating at the prospect of traveling to Europe.
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PRONUNCIATION: [sal-uh-vayt]
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verb: 1. To show great relish in anticipation of something desirable. 2. To produce saliva.
ETYMOLOGY: From Latin salivare (to salivate). Earliest documented use: 1669.
USAGE: (1) The smell alone was enough to make me salivate. (2) She was salivating at the prospect of traveling to Europe.
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