culinary

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  1. adjective Of or relating to a kitchen or to cookery.

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  • If a holiday has some kind of culinary or confectionary tradition attached to it, you can count me in. —  The Daily Collegian Online - News
  • For television sports presenter Jim Rosenthal, it was to be a £1,000 gastronomic extravagance and a culinary-celebration to mark his wife Chrissy's 58th birthday. —  Home | Mail Online
  • They were enthusiastic to have a resource on the web that provides this kind of culinary information. —  PRWeb
  • Three seniors from JWU, a hospitality and culinary - centric university, took a particular interest in the project and have devoted personal time to use the case study as a professional development tool. —  Knox
  • Also although I enjoy culinary, I don't think I have the fact to work 15+ hours a day —  The Fresh Loaf
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  1. Latin culīnārius, from culīna, kitchen; see pekw- in Indo-European roots.

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  1. = French culinaire = Spanish Portuguese culinario, from Latin culinarius, from cŭlīna, Old Latin cŏlīna, a kitchen; origin uncertain. Hence (from Latin culina) English kiln, q. v.
 

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/ˈkjulɪnəri/
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