allylate

/əˈliːleɪt/

Definitions

1. noun

A compound found in some plants, especially in the family Rutaceae, used as a flavoring agent.

“The chef added allylate to the sauce for an authentic flavor.”

2. verb

To make something allylate, typically by chemical reaction.

“The chemist allylated the compound in the laboratory.”

Synonyms

  • allyl compound
  • allylic compound

Antonyms

  • non-allylic compound