What does ZESTS mean?

Zests

1. Parts of Speech: Zests is a noun.

2. Definitions: Zests refer to thin strips of orange or lemon peel that are used to add flavor to food or drinks. It can also mean enthusiasm or energy.

3. Pronunciations: US: /zɛsts/; UK: /zɛsts/

4. Origin and Usage: The word "zests" comes from the French word "zeste" which means "a piece of citrus peel used as flavoring". It was first used in English in the 17th century. Zests are often used in cooking and bartending to add flavor to dishes and drinks. The word "zests" is also used to describe someones enthusiasm or energy.

5. Synonyms: Citrus peel, rind, enthusiasm, energy, vigor, liveliness.

6. Related Words: Citrus, flavor, lemon, orange, taste.

7. Example Sentences:

• She added some zests to the cocktail to give it a citrusy flavor.
• His zests for life were contagious, and everyone around him felt energized.
• He grated some lemon zests over the salad to add some freshness.