Relish ( noun , verb )

(As a noun)

Relish ( noun )

1. A condiment or seasoning added to food to enhance its flavor.
2. A liking or enjoyment for something.
3. Savor or taste.

Origin:

Middle english reles, from old french relais, from relais, past participle of relaissier to leave behind, from re- + laissier to leave.

Examples:

1. He added relish to his hot dog.
2. She has a relish for adventure.
3. The relish on the sandwich was delicious.
4. He took a relish in her company.
5. The relish of the victory was still fresh in his mind.

(As a verb)

Relish ( verb )

1. A condiment or seasoning added to food to enhance its flavor.
2. A liking or enjoyment for something.
3. Savor or taste.

Origin:

Middle english reles, from old french relais, from relais, past participle of relaissier to leave behind, from re- + laissier to leave.

Examples:

1. He added relish to his hot dog.
2. She has a relish for adventure.
3. The relish on the sandwich was delicious.
4. He took a relish in her company.
5. The relish of the victory was still fresh in his mind.