culinary
- adjective
- /ˈkʌlɪˌnɛri/
- After completing her studies, she opened a restaurant to showcase her culinary skills.
- culinary skills
- the culinary arts
- culinary traditions
Are the experimental playground of your culinary exploits.
- Are the experimental playground of your culinary exploits.
- So now we're trying to utilize that in some of our cocktail and culinary applications.
- Next we have local culinary hotspots.
- My name is Zach, and I lack culinary skill.
- And I think that is a beautiful way of learning how to broaden your culinary vocabulary.
- Because that influenced all those guys that they were showing their food and their cooking and culinary skills in prison.
- He actually brings up one element that is culinary, namely.
- And every day we find new culinary crime scenes.
Examples
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Here, then, was a fine example of the human culinary imagination at work.
Academic text (1992) -
Tyler's gonna demonstrate his culinary expertise.
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You went to culinary school, so yes.
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You can appreciate the culinary profile here.
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I have to prepare for the culinary competition - in two days.
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What is this delightful culinary treat?
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I'm very interested in growing culinary herbs, for instance.
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For instance, the cafe contains five stations, each featuring a different geographical and culinary tradition.
Academic text (2006) -
Is said to have one of the country's strongest culinary traditions.
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So Ingrid, being the dutiful daughter, went off to learn the secrets of the culinary arts.
Fiction book (2001)
Synonyms
About cooking and eating good food that people enjoy
That relates to good food and how people cook and eat it
Compounds
How Culinary
Surface Forms
Morphology
culinary = culin + ary
The stem 'culin-' is a Latin combining form (not a standalone English word), so although '-ary' is a regular adjective suffix, learners cannot transparently derive 'connected with cooking' from familiar English bases.
Etymology
Culinary comes from the Latin culina, which means 'kitchen'. Think of it like the English word cuisine, which also means 'style of cooking', so culinary simply means 'connected with cooking'.