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| | Dictionary.com/Word of the Day: gustatory |
 | | In a land of ice and chains and endemic suffering, caviar provided gustatory salvation from grief and fl days, a sensual escape from temporal woes. |
 | | Instead I seemed to be drawn to countries with the worst food imaginable, places like Turkistan and Africa, where every day you woke up hoping you could avoid gustatory terror but knowing that before you slept again, horrible things would be going inside your mouth. |
 | | Gustatory derives from Latin gustatus, "taste," from gustare, "to taste, to take a little of." Other words that have the same root include disgust and gusto ("vigorous and enthusiastic enjoyment"). |
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