nectared
/ˈnɛktəd/Chiefly poetic
adjective
Filled, flavoured, or impregnated with nectar (literally or figuratively); deliciously sweet or fragrant.
Origin
Late 16th century; earliest use found in Robert Southwell (1561–1595), writer, Jesuit, and martyr. From nectar + -ed.
- initial public offering
- initial teaching alphabet
- initiand
- initiate
- initiation
- initiation codon
- initiative
- initiator
- initiatory
- in itself
- in its entirety
- in its totality
- inj.
- inject
- injectable
- injection
- injection-moulded
- injection moulding
- injective
- injector
- injera
- in jig time
- injine
- in-joke
- injudicious