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taste

[teyst] / teɪst /




NOUN
capacity to sense flavor
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That summer, 1960, Jackson came home and led a sit-in at the library, his arrest a first taste of civil disobedience.

From Los Angeles Times

But she added: "For young people in particular, already struggling to get their first taste of work, AI could result in a scarcity of entry level posts."

From BBC

Spread across its four floors are a tasting kitchen, “longevity” spa, private screening room and rooftop terrace, among other amenities.

From The Wall Street Journal

Why might Lawson be choosing to make this move now, committing herself to rainy days in the Bake Off tent and tasting 12 near-identical Garibaldi biscuits?

From BBC

Now it’s owned by a dairy cooperative but for decades, the Stueve family catered to local tastes and habits, like drive-through dairy windows.

From Los Angeles Times