Word
absinthiated
Phoneticsab·sinthi·at·ed
Definition
v. to make something contain a lot of absinthe, a strong green alcohol. It is a very old word that people rarely use today.
v. to imbue or saturate something with absinthe. A rare, archaic past participle used primarily in historical or literary contexts.
Examples
“The bartender absinthiated the cocktail with a splash of green.”
“The old recipe called for a glass of absinthiated water to be served alongside the meal.”
“The poet's work was often described as absinthiated, reflecting the hallucinatory and bitter nature of his later verses.”
Examples
simple
“The bartender absinthiated the cocktail with a splash of green.”
contextual
“The old recipe called for a glass of absinthiated water to be served alongside the meal.”
complex
“The poet's work was often described as absinthiated, reflecting the hallucinatory and bitter nature of his later verses.”
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