Meanings
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adj
full of relish or zest; tasty (archaic)
He ate the gustful meal with evident delight.
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Etymology
From gust ('taste, relish', from Latin gustus 'taste') + the suffix -ful; distinct from the wind-related gust. Ultimately from Latin gustāre ('to taste'), from Proto-Indo-European *ǵews- ('to taste, choose').
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