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nutmegged

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Verb

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nutmegged

  1. simple past and past participle of nutmeg

Adjective

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nutmegged (not comparable)

  1. Seasoned with nutmeg.
    • 1814, John Nicholson, The Farmer's Assistant, page 17:
      Bake a rye-loaf well nutmegged; cut it in pieces and put it in a narrow bag with some hops and some wheat, and put the bag into the cask at the bung-hole.
  2. (pathology, obsolete) Of the liver, textured like nutmeg as a result of hepatopathy.
    • 1886, Charles Hilton Fagge, “Chronic Bronchitis”, in The Principles and Practice of Medicine, volume 1, page 875:
      Ultimately the liver becomes nutmegged, the spleen and the kidneys indurated, the stomach congested.