prelibation
noun
pre·li·ba·tion
ˌprēlīˈbāshən
1
: foretaste
2
: a preliminary offering or an offering of first fruits
Word History
Etymology
Latin praelibation-, praelibatio, from praelibatus (past participle of praelibare to taste beforehand, from prae- pre- + libare to pour as an offering, to taste) + -ion-, -io -ion
- unsanctifications
- unsanctified
- unsanctifiedly
- unsanctifies
- unsanctify
- unsanctifying
- unsanctimonious
- unsanctimoniously
- unsanctimoniousness
- unsanctioned
- unsandaled
- unsane
- unsanguinary
- unsanguine
- unsanguineness
- unsanitarinesses
- unsanitary
- unsaponified
- unsated
- unsatiable
- unsatiableness
- unsatiably
- unsatiate
- unsatiated
- unsatisfaction