cibation
noun
plural -s
obsolete
: the process of feeding the alchemical crucible with fresh material during the course of an operation
Word History
Etymology
Middle English cibacioun, from Late Latin cibation-, cibatio feeding, meal, from Latin cibatus (past participle of cibare to feed, from cibus food) + -ion-, -io -ion
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