Definition of pregustator in English:

pregustator

(also praegustator)

noun ˌpriːɡʌˈsteɪtə

rare, historical

Especially in ancient Rome: a person whose function is to taste food and drink before it is served.

Late 17th century (in an earlier sense). From classical Latin praegustātor from praegustāt-, past participial stem of praegustāre + -or.

(also praegustator)

nounˌpriːɡʌˈsteɪtə

rare, historical

Especially in ancient Rome: a person whose function is to taste food and drink before it is served.

Late 17th century (in an earlier sense). From classical Latin praegustātor from praegustāt-, past participial stem of praegustāre + -or.

单词	pregustator
释义	Definition of pregustator in English: pregustator (also praegustator) noun ˌpriːɡʌˈsteɪtə rare, historical Especially in ancient Rome: a person whose function is to taste food and drink before it is served. Origin Late 17th century (in an earlier sense). From classical Latin praegustātor from praegustāt-, past participial stem of praegustāre + -or. Definition of pregustator in US English: pregustator (also praegustator) nounˌpriːɡʌˈsteɪtə rare, historical Especially in ancient Rome: a person whose function is to taste food and drink before it is served. Origin Late 17th century (in an earlier sense). From classical Latin praegustātor from praegustāt-, past participial stem of praegustāre + -or.
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