different between appetise vs appetiser
appetise
English
Alternative forms
- appetize
Etymology
Back-formation from appetising.
Verb
appetise (third-person singular simple present appetises, present participle appetising, simple past and past participle appetised)
- (rare) To whet the appetite.
appetise From the web:
appetiser
English
Etymology
appetise +? -er
Noun
appetiser (plural appetisers)
- Alternative spelling of appetizer
Anagrams
- piperates
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