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aftertaste

[af-ter-teyst, ahf-] / ˈæf tərˌteɪst, ˈɑf- /




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The sandwiches were great fun to eat, but left a strange mental aftertaste.

From Seattle Times

There is strength in it, and cleverness and nearly unbearable honesty, yet the enduring aftertaste of such gristly tidbits produces little more than an intense desire to give Ball a big hug.

From Los Angeles Times

Saturated in regional detail and studded with oddballs, it has the flavor of Southern Gothic without the bitter aftertaste.

From New York Times

Even so, the herbal aftertaste that haunts many an infused drink is M.I.A.

From Los Angeles Times

But the pleasures of such privilege — the companionship of friends, the expression of long-forbidden desires — also come with a corrosive aftertaste of confusion, betrayal and heartache.

From Los Angeles Times