Question

inspissate \in-SPIH-sayt or IN-spuh-sayt\

Accepted Answer

verbTo thicken or condense.[From Latin inspissare (to thicken), from spissus (thick). Earliest documented use: 1603.]"These are flavors that have been inspissating in some timeless tandoor for hours, days -- decades." - Brad Leithauser; And an Outpost on Rodeo Drive; The New York Times; Mar 5, 1995.

Front	inspissate \in-SPIH-sayt or IN-spuh-sayt\
Back	verb To thicken or condense. [From Latin inspissare (to thicken), from spissus (thick). Earliest documented use: 1603.] "These are flavors that have been inspissating in some timeless tandoor for hours, days -- decades." - Brad Leithauser; And an Outpost on Rodeo Drive; The New York Times; Mar 5, 1995.

Inspissate In Spih Sayt In Spuh Sayt Verb Thicken Condense Latin Inspissare