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deliciate

deliciate verb: to take delight; to revel or enjoy.

Verb

deliciate (third-person singular simple present deliciates, present participle deliciating, simple past and past participle deliciated)

  1. (intransitive, obsolete) To take delight; to revel or enjoy.

Forms of deliciate

third-person singular presentdeliciates
present participledeliciating
past participledeliciated
pastdeliciated

Questions about deliciate

What does deliciate mean?
Deliciate means to take delight; to revel or enjoy.
What part of speech is deliciate?
Deliciate is a verb.
What is the past tense of deliciate?
The past tense of deliciate is deliciated.

Words near deliciate in the dictionary

  1. delicensing
  2. delicensure
  3. delicensures
  4. delices
  5. Delicias de Concepción
  6. deliciate
  7. deliciated
  8. deliciates
  9. deliciating
  10. delicing
  11. deliciosity

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