aristologistn.
/arɪˈstɒlədʒɪst/ One skilled in aristology.
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viandera1556
sweet-lips1580
deipnosophist1581
feaster1585
epicure1586
friand1598
palatist1620
goinfre1643
palate-mana1661
palate-peoplea1661
bon-vivant1695
belly-critica1711
gourmand1758
turtle-eatera1774
connoisseur1796
gullet-fancier1805
gastrophilist1814
gastrologer1820
gastronomer1820
gastrophile1820
gourmet1820
palatician1821
gastrologist1822
gastronome1823
gastronomist1825
degustator1833
aristologist1835
opsophagist1854
gastrosoph1855
bon viveur1865
gastrosopher1894
foodist1906
foodie1980
1835 T. Walker Original No. 13. 189 I call the art of dining Aristology, and those who study it, Aristologists.
1864 (title) Cookery for the Many. By an Australian Aristologist.
This entry has not yet been fully updated (first published 1885; most recently modified version published online March 2018).
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n.1835- of days
- of depth
- of disposing mind or memory
- of due
- of duty
- of easy virtue
- of easy, hard fusion
- of eld
- of embassade
- of english manufacture
- of entaile
- of environ
- of equal power
- of estate
- of etc behalf
- of etc concernment
- of etc description
- of etc expectation
- of etc family
- of etc force
- of etc manufacture
- of etc mark
- of etc memory
- of etc moment
- of etc mother's side