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succulate
suc·cu·late/ˈsʌk.jə.leɪt/verb (used with object), suc·cu·lat·ed, suc·cu·lat·ing.To draw out, extract, or savor the absolute best, most valuable, or most enjoyable elements of an experience, conversation, or text.(Colloquial) To fully drain a situation or moment of its richness.Derived from: Latin succus (juice) + English calculate (to reckon/process). To draw out, extract, or savor the absolute best, most valuable, or most enjoyable elements of an experience, conversation, or moment. To fully drain a situation of its richness.
Often carries a subtle double entendre depending on the context.
Often carries a subtle double entendre depending on the context.