to infuse
- verb
- /ɪnˈfjuz/
- To create the perfect tea, you should infuse the leaves in hot water for several minutes.
- art-infused
- technology-infused
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Watch on YouTubeAnd really all that she could tell me is it's infused with botanicals.
- And really all that she could tell me is it's infused with botanicals.
- I think they're vodka infused, like whipped cream shots basically.
- These are the colorette concentrate skin care infused liquid blushes and they are phenomenal.
- I love their oil infused serum.
Examples
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Or perhaps the people come for the tequila infused with fresh pineapple.
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I had to infuse lemon, grapefruit, and orange overnight just to make that.
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So to bring it back to life, you have to infuse it... in boiling water.
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Oh, would either of you care for some organic hibiscus-infused moon tea?
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So during the cooking it infuses the lamb.
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So this slightly clumpy tomato-infused rice was perfect for the purpose at hand.
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It's an island rum, infused with the essence of the coconut fruit.
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During the past week, his throat had nearly healed from the effects of her pepper-infused whiskey.
Fiction book (2000) -
Do you like strawberries infused with cognac hand dipped in dark chocolate?
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And I had the idea to make a squid ink pizza, infusing squid ink into the dough.
Synonyms
Make something very wet by putting it into water or other liquid
Soak food in a flavored liquid before cooking to add flavor
Put something completely into a liquid to cover it
To soak something in liquid to get flavor or clean it
To make something take in liquid until it is very wet
To fill something completely with a liquid or chemical
To soak something completely in liquid
Boil a plant or herb in water to make a strong liquid
Cause light, color or liquid to spread through something
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Etymology
Infuse comes from the Latin infundere, with in- 'into' and fundere 'to pour'. So when you infuse tea or oil you are letting hot liquid 'pour' its taste and smell into the leaves or herbs.