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Definition of aftertaste in English: aftertastenoun ˈɑːftəteɪstˈæftərˌteɪst A taste remaining in the mouth after eating or drinking something. the wine had a bitter aftertaste figurative we concluded many exchanges in uneasy fashion, leaving behind a sour aftertaste Example sentencesExamples - One tester thought it had a bitter aftertaste, another said it tasted of coffee.
- Frozen shrimp is spongy and dry in texture, with a bit of an aftertaste.
- It's made with slivers of carrot lightly marinated in mustard seed, garlic and vinegar, with a perfumed aftertaste.
- Desperate to purge the aftertaste, I devoured the accompanying capers, but it didn't work.
- It has a sweet taste without a bitter aftertaste and contributes a relatively small number of calories when it is eaten.
- I take it at night because it tends to leave a funny aftertaste in the mouth.
- The gently sweet fruit complements the food to perfection while the clean aftertaste refreshes your palate for another mouthful of spicy food.
- Who wants to drink a shake that is tasteless, or one that leaves a chalky residue with a bitter aftertaste in your mouth?
- The strawberries were not visible, the chocolate not tasted at all, and the yogurt leaves a funny aftertaste.
- Watermelon ice cream loses its taste after three days, and pineapple ice cream leaves a bitter aftertaste after seven days in storage.
- Drinking water after a snack will also help remove the aftertaste from your mouth and can help curb your desire for more.
- The heady aftertaste lingered just long enough for me to order another one to prolong the experience.
- Low-carb foods often taste different or leave strange aftertastes.
- However, the unpleasant aftertaste prevented me from adding this recipe to my all-time favourites list.
- Experts have described is as possessing strong vanilla flavours in the nose and distinct notes of molasses in the aftertaste.
- Those with reflux also may feel like food is coming back up into the mouth, leaving a bitter aftertaste of stomach acid.
- She chewed the last of the ration bar and cringed at the aftertaste it left in her mouth.
- This is a major negative point as it leaves something of a bitter aftertaste on the lips.
- Served with dark soy sauce and tangy ginger and fresh chili and lime sauces, the dish leaves a lingering aftertaste on the tongue.
- She sipped her cup of coffee, letting the strong flavor erase the foul aftertaste in her mouth.
Definition of aftertaste in US English: aftertastenounˈaftərˌtāstˈæftərˌteɪst A taste, typically an unpleasant one, remaining in the mouth after eating or drinking something. the wine had a bitter aftertaste figurative we concluded many exchanges in uneasy fashion, leaving behind a sour aftertaste Example sentencesExamples - It has a sweet taste without a bitter aftertaste and contributes a relatively small number of calories when it is eaten.
- This is a major negative point as it leaves something of a bitter aftertaste on the lips.
- Desperate to purge the aftertaste, I devoured the accompanying capers, but it didn't work.
- The heady aftertaste lingered just long enough for me to order another one to prolong the experience.
- One tester thought it had a bitter aftertaste, another said it tasted of coffee.
- She sipped her cup of coffee, letting the strong flavor erase the foul aftertaste in her mouth.
- Those with reflux also may feel like food is coming back up into the mouth, leaving a bitter aftertaste of stomach acid.
- Watermelon ice cream loses its taste after three days, and pineapple ice cream leaves a bitter aftertaste after seven days in storage.
- It's made with slivers of carrot lightly marinated in mustard seed, garlic and vinegar, with a perfumed aftertaste.
- The strawberries were not visible, the chocolate not tasted at all, and the yogurt leaves a funny aftertaste.
- Frozen shrimp is spongy and dry in texture, with a bit of an aftertaste.
- Experts have described is as possessing strong vanilla flavours in the nose and distinct notes of molasses in the aftertaste.
- Low-carb foods often taste different or leave strange aftertastes.
- However, the unpleasant aftertaste prevented me from adding this recipe to my all-time favourites list.
- The gently sweet fruit complements the food to perfection while the clean aftertaste refreshes your palate for another mouthful of spicy food.
- She chewed the last of the ration bar and cringed at the aftertaste it left in her mouth.
- Served with dark soy sauce and tangy ginger and fresh chili and lime sauces, the dish leaves a lingering aftertaste on the tongue.
- I take it at night because it tends to leave a funny aftertaste in the mouth.
- Who wants to drink a shake that is tasteless, or one that leaves a chalky residue with a bitter aftertaste in your mouth?
- Drinking water after a snack will also help remove the aftertaste from your mouth and can help curb your desire for more.
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