Taste

What do we mean by taste?

To distinguish the flavor of by taking into the mouth. intransitive verb

To eat or drink a small quantity of. intransitive verb

To partake of, especially for the first time; experience. intransitive verb

To appreciate or enjoy. intransitive verb

To distinguish flavors in the mouth. intransitive verb

To have a distinct flavor. intransitive verb

To eat or drink a small amount. intransitive verb

To have experience or enjoyment; partake. intransitive verb

The sense that distinguishes the sweet, sour, salty, and bitter qualities of dissolved substances in contact with the taste buds on the tongue. noun

This sense in combination with the senses of smell and touch, which together receive a sensation of a substance in the mouth. noun

The sensation of sweet, sour, salty, or bitter qualities produced by a substance placed in the mouth. noun

The unified sensation produced by any of these qualities plus a distinct smell and texture; flavor. noun

A distinctive perception as if by the sense of taste. noun

The act of tasting. noun

A small quantity eaten or tasted. noun

A limited or first experience; a sample. noun

A personal preference or liking. noun

The ability to recognize and appreciate what is beautiful, excellent, or appropriate. noun

One of the sensations produced by the tongue in response to certain chemicals; the quality of giving this sensation.

The sense that consists in the perception and interpretation of this sensation.

A small sample of food, drink, or recreational drugs.

A person's implicit set of preferences, especially esthetic, though also culinary, sartorial, etc.

Personal preference; liking; predilection.

A small amount of experience with something that gives a sense of its quality as a whole.

A kind of narrow and thin silk ribbon.

Term used to mean a single serving of drugs, usually heroin. Urban Dictionary

Being able to distinguish the good of something from the bad as far as quality and excellence is concerned (i.e. music, clothes). Often people accuse others of having bad taste simply because they don't comply with the masses of automatons who listen and wear the same stuff so as not to be looked down as having "bad taste." It's all a bit of a double-edged sword. Urban Dictionary

1. To sample or try. 2. To own/pwn/hack someone. 3. Of good quality. 4. Hot and/or good looking. Urban Dictionary

1)a very harsh and belittling slap in the face, particularly on the cheek; 2)an insult. Urban Dictionary

"That's Actually So True" - Acronym. Commonly used as a replacement of the word "true" to provide for a more accurate response. Urban Dictionary

To refer to tasting on any genitals without using derogatory slander Urban Dictionary

The process of walking into a neighborhood you don't belong to, Inwhich you weren't invited (usually looking suspicious). Tasting can be caused by looking for a new party spot, smoking area, starting trouble, or simply getting lost. Tasting can result in disputes over territory among other things. Urban Dictionary

Something that universally and distinguishly sucks to a tremendous magnitude. Typically used as an insult. Urban Dictionary

Taste - An expression meaning something is excellent, cool or otherwise good. To be said to be "taste" is the highest form of praise possible for an individual/object/activity. Can be used as a single word expression or combined in a sentence to mean someone is doing something "taste". This is often referred to as "getting your taste on" Urban Dictionary

The act of giving or recieving fellatio or cunnilingus. Urban Dictionary

Words that are spelled similarly to taste:
taste, waste, paste, haste, caste, tate, tasty, baste, tase, teste, tasse, tante, tarte, laste, tatte, tast, tasto, aste, kaste, vaste, naste, taite, toste, raste, tashe, tasta, tasti, tasts, tayste, faste, tste.

Words that are triggered by (strongly associated with) the word taste:
buds, aroma, smell, sweetness, salty, odor, sour, flavor, texture, flavour, bitter, spores, receptors, honey, receptor, chaos, tongue, cooked, sweet, dish, ingredients, cheese, dishes, sauce, sensation, eaten, wines, flesh, cooking, cuisine, juice, coffee, chocolate, foods, pepper, wine, beer, mild, drink, milk, meat, fruit, tea, perception, touch, bread, mouth, fruits, cream, sugar, food, alcohol, fat, varieties, eat, rice, acid, fresh, salt.

Words that rhyme with taste:
waste, paste, haste, chaste, based, waist, faced, lambaste, baste, displaced, laced, distaste, misplaced, placed, foretaste, debased, erased, toothpaste, embraced, paced, aced, braced, aftertaste, encased, chased, disgraced, spaced, raced, mayst, graced, traced, replaced, cased, laste, defaced, interlaced, showcased, aist, alimentary paste, wasp waist, toxic waste, outpaced, retraced, unplaced, food waste, laying waste, body waste, in haste, tomato paste, puff paste, toxic industrial waste, library paste, anchovy paste, human waste, permissive waste, allwaste, broadbased, kleinpaste, yorkbased.

Adjectives that are often used to describe taste:
good, bad, bitter, public, sweet, literary, popular, personal, refined, sour, exquisite, metallic, poor, fine, better, individual, unpleasant, excellent, artistic, musical, much, modern, natural, strong, acrid, pleasant, cultivated, disagreeable, sweetish, salty, true, peculiar, acquired, french, aesthetic, pungent, astringent, perfect, sharp, delicate, false, fastidious, correct, classical, pure, contemporary, agreeable, architectural, after, questionable, elegant, characteristic, acid, impeccable, delicious, nauseous, discriminating, strange, slight, foul, alkaline, poetic, nasty, mild, distinctive, depraved, warm, superior, aromatic, nice.

Nouns that are often described by the adjective taste:
buds, bud, makers, testing, smell, test, berry, odor, judgments, aversion, blindness, organs, receptors, modifying, sensations, images, toxicosis, sensitivity, song, rating, sense, goblet, the, death, structure, stage, intensity, location, aroma, producing, nots, evaporators, perception, goblets, perceptions, cups, panel, abnormalities, bulbs, organ, gustatory.

Consonant match to taste:
test, toast, teste, tossed, toste, teast.

Words that sound like taste:
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