delibate

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  1. To taste; take a sip of. When he has travell'd and delibated the French and the Spanish. Marmion, Antiquary, iii.

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  1. from Latin delibatus, past participle of delibare (later Italian delibare = Portuguese delibar), take of, taste, from de, from, + libare, taste, sip, pour out: see libation.
 

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