tace
/teɪs/ or /teɪsɪm/ (noun), /teɪs/ (verb)
Definitions
1. noun
A tace is an old unit of liquid measurement, equal to about 1/4 pint or 1/8 quart.
“The ancient recipe called for a tace of wine to be added to the stew.”
2. verb
To tace is to pour or serve a small amount of a liquid, especially wine, usually as a toast or a gesture of friendship.
“The hostess will tace the champagne to honor the special occasion.”