IPA: /ˈæpɪstæt/
KK: /ˈæpɪstæt/
A part of the brain that helps control hunger and the desire to eat.
The appestat plays a crucial role in determining when we feel hungry.
The word 'appestat' originates from Old English 'æppestæt', meaning a type of food or dish. It refers specifically to a dish served at a meal, often as a side or accompaniment.
Think of 'appestat' as a special dish or food served at a meal, helping you remember that it refers to a type of food.
No commonly confused words.