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taste

[teyst] / teɪst /




NOUN
capacity to sense flavor
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He took advantage of the trade mission to meet Tay and check out the competition, tasting grapes and peaches and examining their packaging.

From The Wall Street Journal

She licks the sugar off her crackers, and I eat my half of the Popsicle, which tastes better than it looks.

From Literature

The tea tasted awful, like pond sludge, and I didn’t dream anything at all.

From Literature

But he also says the taste is on another level, with the fungus providing an umami-like richness that complements the chocolate.

From MarketWatch

When we sit down to eat, everything tastes as delicious as it had in Toledo in the days when we were happy, before the expulsion.

From Literature