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gourmandise
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gour·man·dise  (grmn-dz)
n.
A taste and relish for good food: "You could see the gourmandise shining on his rosy lips" (Glenway Wescott).
[Middle English gromandise, gluttony, from Old French gormandise, from gormant, glutton.]
gourmandise [ˌgʊəmənˈdiːz], gormandize
n
a love of and taste for good food
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