noun
also mus·kat ˈməˌskat, -_skət, usu -d.+V
( -s )
Etymology: French muscat, from Middle French, from Old Provençal, from muscat musky, from musc musk (from Late Latin muscus ) + -at -ate (from Latin -atus ) — more at musk
1. : any of several cultivated vinifera grapes used especially in making wine and raisins
2. : muscatel 1, 2