To remove gluten or gluten-like sticky substances from something.
From de- (remove) + glutinate (to glue together), from Latin gluten (glue). Created in modern chemistry to describe the removal of adhesive compounds.
This word was born in the lab—it's what scientists call the process of taking sticky stuff out of grain or other materials, though it's rarely used compared to the modern term 'degluten.'
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