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resinated

resinated

9.6
Coated or flavored with sticky tree sap
  • adjective
  • /ˈrɛzɪˌneɪtɪd/
  • Specialized
translation icon : resinado
  • The traditional Greek beverage retsina is a type of resinated wine.

Examples

  • Some violins are polished with resinated varnish for added protection and shine.

  • The resinated wood gave off a pleasant aroma.

  • The museum displayed an ancient amphora containing traces of resinated oil.

  • I love the flavor of resinated cheese.

  • Some violins are polished with resinated varnish for added protection and shine.

  • The traditional Greek beverage retsina is a type of resinated wine.

  • The aroma of the resinated wood makes it perfect for crafting musical instruments.

Synonyms

resinous
vsresinated
1 7.3

Has a sticky, slightly oily feel and a strong pine smell

is formed by applying or infusing real resin rather than just having resin-like traits
resiny
vsresinated
6.8

Smelling and feeling sticky like pine sap

is coated, soaked, or flavored with actual resin rather than merely resembling it

How Resinous

resinated
  • Specialized
9.6
resinous
1 7.3
resinlike
6.9

Surface Forms

resinated positive

Morphology

resinated = resinate (transparent) = resin + ate + ed

Formed from the verb 'resinate' (resin + -ate) with a regular adjectival/past '-ed', so the meaning is directly derived from 'resin'.

Etymology

The word resinated comes from resin, which means 'sticky tree sap' and was often used as glue and even to flavor foods and drinks like the Greek wine retsina. So, to be resinated is to be 'coated' or 'flavored' with that sticky resin, and that is why the word now means treated with resin.