A taste or flavour; the distinctive or peculiar taste of something, or a special flavour distinguishable from this.
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| 释义 | the world > physical sensation > taste and flavour > [noun] (96) smacka1000 A taste or flavour; the distinctive or peculiar taste of something, or a special flavour distinguishable from this. savour?c1225 The quality perceived by the sense of taste; a specific taste or flavour, esp. (in later use) a touch or hint of a flavour other than the… relesec1330 (a) Impression, effect, influence. (b) Taste, aftertaste, relish. (c) Odour, scent. tastea1382 That quality or property of a body or substance which is perceived when it is brought into contact with certain organs of the mouth, etc., esp. the… sentimentc1400 Sensible quality; in quot. 1400 = flavour. Obsolete. smatchc1400 Taste, smack, flavour; †also, the sense of taste. taragec1407 Taste, flavour; quality, character; esp. as derived or communicated. tangc1440 A penetrating taste or flavour; usually (but not always) an after-taste, or a disagreeable or alien taste from contact with something else. weffec1440 Flavour, taste; ill-savour: = waft, n.1 1a. Cf. whiff, n.1 3b. tallage14.. Taste, savour (literal and figurative); = tarage, n.1 sapor1477 A quality such as is perceived by the sense of taste, as sweetness, bitterness, sourness, etc.; a taste, savour; the taste or savour of a… verdurea1513 Freshness or agreeable briskness of taste in fruits or liquors; also simply, taste, savour. verdour1526 Taste, esp. fresh or pleasant taste; = verdure, n. 4. Also figurative. relish1530 A taste or flavour; the distinctive taste of anything. Obsolete. verder1532 = verdure, n. 4. rare. gustc1540 Savour or flavour (of food, etc.). waft1542 A taste or flavour, esp. an ill taste, a ‘twang’. Now dialect. Cf. weffe, n.1 smacker1549 Smack, taste, savour. In quot. 1549 figurative. talent1550 transferred. Quality (of taste or flavour). rare. tack1602 A smack, taste, or flavour (of something); esp. an alien, peculiar, or ill flavour; = tache, n.1 2c. Also figurative. tache1607 A smack, slight taste or flavour. Obsolete. rare. tincture1610 A physical quality (other than colour) communicated to something; esp. a taste or flavour, a taint. Obsolete. twang1611 A penetrating or persisting taste, flavour, or odour, usually disagreeable: = tang, n.1 5. foretaster1632 flavour1693 The element in the taste of a substance which depends on the co-operation of the sense of smell; a more or less subtle peculiarity of taste… gusto1713 Flavour or savour (of food, etc.). Obsolete. rare. goût1751 Flavour or savour (of food, etc.). †high goût n. cf. haut-goût, n. 1. saporosity1794 That property of a body by which it imparts the sensation of taste. gustativeness1827 gustative quality, taste. savouring1840 A flavouring, esp. one imparting a savoury taste. Now rare. sipidity1880 savour, flavour. palate1973 In extended use: flavour, taste; spec. with reference to wine or beer. Cf. nose, n. 2c. Subcategories:— a person who creates artificial flavourings (1) — quality of having taste (4) — sense of taste (15) — act of tasting (9) — a test by tasting (16) — a taste (5) — aftertaste (7) — acquired taste (1) — the action or process of becoming saline (1) — salt making (1) — brinish state or quality (4) |
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