maple-infused
|ma-ple-in-fused|
B2
/ˈmeɪpəl ɪnˈfjuzd/
flavored with maple
Etymology
Etymology Information
'maple-infused' originates from the combination of 'maple,' referring to the tree or its syrup, and 'infused,' meaning to permeate or flavor.
Historical Evolution
'maple-infused' combines the word 'maple' from Middle English 'mapul' and 'infused' from Latin 'infundere,' meaning 'to pour in.'
Meaning Changes
Initially, 'infused' meant 'to pour in,' but in modern usage, it refers to flavoring or permeating with a substance.
Meanings by Part of Speech
Adjective 1
flavored or permeated with maple, typically referring to food or beverages.
The pancakes were deliciously maple-infused.
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Last updated: 2025/05/24 14:01