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Dictionary » D » Decoct DecoctDefinition verb (1) To extract by boiling; to boil down in a watery fluid; to make an infusion of. (2) To make concentrated; to strengthen. (3) To prepare through the heat of the stomach for assimilation; to digest
Word origin: From Old French décoction or Latin decoctio (decoct-, past participle stem of decoquere ‘boil down’, from de + coquere ‘cook’).
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