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Definition of taste
Thanks for using this online dictionary, we have been helping millions of people improve their use of the english language with its free online services. English definition of taste is as below...
Taste (v. i.) To have
perception,
experience,
or
enjoyment;
to
partake;
as, to taste of
nature's
bounty..
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Taste
::
Taste (v. t.) To try by the touch of the
tongue;
to
perceive
the
relish
or
flavor
of
(anything)
by
taking
a small
quantity
into a
mouth.
Also used
figuratively.
Dulcet
::
Dulcet
(a.) Sweet to the
taste;
luscious.
Squeamous
::
Squeamish
(a.)
Having
a
stomach
that is
easily
or
nauseated;
hence,
nice to
excess
in
taste;
fastidious;
easily
disgusted;
apt to be
offended
at
trifling
improprieties..
Mediaevalist
::
Mediaevalist
(n.) One who has a taste for, or is
versed
in, the
history
of the
Middle
Ages; one in
sympathy
with the
spirit
or forms of the
Middle
Ages..
Austereness
::
Austereness
(n.)
Harshness
or
astringent
sourness
to the
taste;
acerbity.
Fruit''y
::
Fruit'y
(a.)
Having
the odor,
taste,
or
appearance
of
fruit;
also,
fruitful..
Stub
::
Stryphnic
(a.)
Pertaining
to, or
designating,
a
complex
nitrogenous
acid,
obtained
by the
action
of
acetic
acid and
potassium
nitrite
on uric acid, as a
yellow
crystalline
substance,
with a
bitter,
astringent
taste..
Horehound
::
Horehound
(n.) A plant of the genus
Marrubium
(M.
vulgare),
which has a
bitter
taste,
and is a weak
tonic,
used as a
household
remedy
for
colds,
coughing,
etc..
Ligustrin
::
Ligustrin
(n.) A
bitter
principle
found in the bark of the
privet
(Ligustrum
vulgare),
and
extracted
as a white
crystalline
substance
with a warm,
bitter
taste;
--
called
also
ligustron..
Convolvulin
::
Convolvulin
(n.) A
glucoside
occurring
in jalap (the root of a
convolvulaceous
plant),
and
extracted
as a
colorless,
tasteless,
gummy mass of
powerful
purgative
properties..
Ricinoleic
::
Ricinoleic
(a.)
Pertaining
to, or
designating,
a fatty acid
analogous
to oleic acid,
obtained
from
castor
oil as an oily
substance,
C/H/O/
with a harsh
taste.
Formerly
written
ricinolic..
Artist
::
Artist
(n.) One who shows
trained
skill or rare taste in any
manual
art or
occupation.
Palate
::
Palate
(n.) Fig.:
Mental
relish;
intellectual
taste.
Aleconner
::
Aleconner
(n.)
Orig.,
an
officer
appointed
to look to the
goodness
of ale and beer; also, one of the
officers
chosen
by the
liverymen
of
London
to
inspect
the
measures
used in
public
houses.
But the
office
is a
sinecure.
[Also
called
aletaster.].
Taste
::
Taste (n.) A
particular
sensation
excited
by the
application
of a
substance
to the
tongue;
the
quality
or savor of any
substance
as
perceived
by means of the
tongue;
flavor;
as, the taste of an
orange
or an
apple;
a
bitter
taste;
an acid
taste;
a sweet
taste..
Aftertaste
::
Aftertaste
(n.) A taste which
remains
in the mouth after
eating
or
drinking.
Daint
::
Daint (n.)
Something
of
exquisite
taste;
a
dainty.
Delicate
::
Delicate
(a.)
Pleasing
to the
senses;
refinedly
agreeable;
hence,
adapted
to
please
a nice or
cultivated
taste;
nice; fine;
elegant;
as, a
delicate
dish;
delicate
flavor..
Sour
::
Sour
(superl.)
Having
an acid or
sharp,
biting
taste,
like
vinegar,
and the
juices
of most
unripe
fruits;
acid;
tart..
Ingrateful
::
Ingrateful
(a.)
Unpleasing
to the
sense;
distasteful;
offensive.
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