Pungent in taste; also, having strong acid, alkaline, or caustic properties. †Of wine: Sour.
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释义 | the world > physical sensation > taste and flavour > sourness or acidity > [adjective] > pungent (36) sharpc1000 Pungent in taste; also, having strong acid, alkaline, or caustic properties. †Of wine: Sour. hotc1175 Of a food, drink, spice, etc.: having a taste or smell characterized by a burning sensation; pungently spicy; acrid, biting. Also of a taste or… poignantc1387 Sharp, pungent, piquant to the taste or smell. Now rare. keen1398 transferred. Of things, substances, or agencies that affect the senses. Operating on the touch or taste like a sharp instrument; causing pain or… angryc1400 Having a sharp or acrid taste; designating such a taste. rare. eager?c1400 Having a marked effect on the taste or other senses. Pungent, acrid, keen; (of a medicine) sharp or violent in operation; (of a disease, pain, or… tartc1405 Sharp to the sense of taste; †biting, pungent (obsolete); now esp. sour, acid, or acidulous. argutec1420 Of taste: Sharp. Obsolete. rare. mordicative?a1425 That bites or stings; sharp, pungent, caustic; acerbic. mordificative?a1425 = mordicative, adj. piperinea1425 Made with or consisting of peppers; peppery, pungent. Also in extended use. pungitive?a1425 That pricks or stings; sharp to the senses; figurative (chiefly Scottish) keen, biting. pikea1475 Perhaps: spiced, hot, biting. pike sauce n. a spicy sauce; (figurative) sarcasm, pungent wit. Obsolete. vehement1490 Strong or pungent in flavour or odour. Now rare. oversharpa1500 Excessively sharp (in various senses). over-stronga1500 Excessively strong (in various senses). penetrating?1576 That pierces, permeates, or makes its way into or through something; spec. able to permeate the bodily system or to have an intense effect on the… penetrative1578 = penetrating, adj. 1a. quick1578 Of a taste or smell: sharp, pungent. Also of a thing: having a sharp taste or smell. Obsolete. piercing1593 Of cold, a noise, light, etc.: having an intense physical effect suggestive of the action of a sharp-pointed instrument; keen and penetrating. exalted1594 Chemistry and Physiology. Refined, sublimed, concentrated. Cf. exalt, v. 3. Of flavour, smell, etc.: Intense, strong. Obsolete. mordicant1603 Biting, sharp, caustic. acute1620 Of a taste or smell, or a thing embodying it: sharp, pungent. toothed1628 figurative. ‘Biting’, pungent, corrosive. ? Obsolete. pungent1644 Affecting the sense organs, esp. those of smell or taste, with a sharp, penetrating sensation; acrid, irritant; intensely flavoured, piquant. piquant1645 Of food, etc.: having a (usually pleasantly) pungent or sharp taste; sharp; tangy; appetizing. tartarous1655 Of the nature of, consisting of, or containing tartar or argol. mordacious1657 Of a substance: stinging, corrosive, caustic. Obsolete. piperate1683 Containing pepper; peppery, pungent. peppery1684 Of or characteristic of the taste or effect of pepper; strongly flavoured with, or redolent of, pepper; pungent, biting, hot; inflaming, irritating. tartish1712 Somewhat tart, slightly pungent or acid; also figurative. hyperoxide1816 Extremely sharp (in form, taste, etc.); very acute or acid. snell1835 Sharp-tasted; pungent. mordanta1845 Sharp, keen; acutely present; that produces a smart or sting. Obsolete. shrill1864 In various transferred applications: Keen; sharp; pungent; poignant. Also of colours: bright, glaring. piperitious1890 Resembling pepper; pungent. Cf. piperaceous, adj. 1. |
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