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taste

[teyst] / teɪst /




NOUN
capacity to sense flavor
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Billboard says that its charts reflect the tastes of listeners.

From BBC

But for a true taste of Bhutan, stick to the beautifully simple combination of high-quality local chili and cheese.

From Salon

Not only could the 46-year-old taste Super Bowl glory next month, he could become Britain's first NFL head coach having been interviewed by Atlanta and the Cleveland Browns.

From BBC

The pairing of “Rapt” and “Vixen!” gives some sense of the festival’s vast range in terms of taste, place and time period.

From The Wall Street Journal

There are hammocks, a sand table and raised garden beds with fresh herbs that families can pick, smell and taste.

From Los Angeles Times