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Tasted A sense of humor that is so dry and uninteresting, it's like a piece of toast that has been left out in the sun for days. It may be difficult to swallow. ■ "I tasted her sense of humor and I must say, it was as funny as watching grass grow."
amaretto A bitter, almond-flavored liqueur from Italy. ■ "I didn't realize how much I loved amaretto until I tasted it after a long day at work. It was like a little piece of heaven in a glass!
amazingly In an astonishingly impressive or fantastic manner. ■ "Wow, that cake was amazingly delicious! It tasted like heaven."
bitter An extremely unpleasant taste or feeling, often caused by disappointment. ■ "I tasted the bitterness of my failure when I didn't get the job I wanted."
comprised To be made up of many small parts, but to act as a whole. ■ The pizza was comprised of many different toppings, but it still tasted amazing.
Empirical Relating to or based on observation, experience, and experiment. ■ When the chef decided to make his famous dish empirically, he tasted it himself to ensure it was perfect.
evident Obvious or plainly seen. ■ "It was evident that the chef had put too much salt in the soup, because it tasted like a bag of rocks!
exquisite Something so delicious, refined, and sophisticated that it is considered the pinnacle of culinary achievement. ■ "Her exquisite chocolate soufflé was the highlight of the dinner party, and everyone agreed it was the best thing they'd ever tasted."
fabulous adjective Extremely good or enjoyable, often in an exaggerated or humorous way ■ "The pizza was so delicious it tasted like a unicorn. It was truly fabulous!"
flavor A delicious or unique taste that characterizes a particular food, drink, or other substance. ■ "This ice cream has a strange and exotic flavor that I've never tasted before."
gerbil A small, furry rodent with a long tail and sharp teeth. ■ "I accidentally ate a gerbil while cleaning my hamster's cage. It tasted like a cross between hair and dirt."
Grinding To make something into a fine powder by rubbing it against a hard surface. ■ "I had to grind my coffee beans every morning because I couldn't find pre-ground ones that tasted good."
grog A thick, dark drink made from alcohol and spices. ■ "I had a grog that tasted like my grandma's cooking!"
Jut An abrupt and sudden movement, often involving a change in direction or position ■ "She jutted out her lip in disgust as she tasted the bitter coffee."
lumps A large, clumpy mass of something that is usually unpleasant or unwanted. ■ I accidentally put a lump of soap in my coffee this morning. It was hilarious when I took a sip and tasted like shampoo!
Modifications Changes made to something to make it more appealing or useful ■ "The chef made some modifications to the recipe to make it taste better, but unfortunately it still tasted like dog food."
Mother A woman who has given birth to one or more children, and is responsible for their upbringing and well-being. ■ "My mother is the best cook in the world. She makes the most delicious meatloaf I've ever tasted."
mousse A light, fluffy mixture made from egg whites and sugar that is often used as a dessert topping. ■ "I accidentally put toothpaste in the mousse instead of powdered sugar. It tasted like a mouthwash-covered cake!"
newt A small, four-legged amphibian with smooth skin and a wide mouth used to catch insects. ■ "I accidentally ate a newt while trying to catch my fish. It tasted like mud!"
participated To take part in something, especially an event or activity. ■ "I participated in a bake-off for charity. I made a cake that looked like a cat but tasted like a dog."
Peddling The act of selling a product or service by making an obnoxious sales pitch and harassing potential customers. ■ John's neighbor was peddling his homemade jams door-to-door, but nobody wanted to buy them because they tasted like garbage.
Recently Not that long ago, in the very near past. ■ "I recently ate a sandwich and it tasted amazing! That's because I used mayonnaise instead of mustard."
Sampled To have tasted or tried a small amount of something. ■ "I sampled the pizza and decided it was not my favorite."
Symbolic Having or using symbols to represent something else. ■ "The wedding cake was symbolic of the bride and groom's love for each other, but in reality it just tasted like stale bread."
tangible Something that can be touched, seen, smelled, heard, or tasted. ■ The tangible evidence of the crime scene was overwhelming.
Allegation A ridiculous or unbelievable statement, especially one made with the intention of causing mirth. ■ When the chef overheard his coworkers discussing how delicious they thought their latest dish tasted, he couldn't help but make an allegation that it was actually just a pile of burnt toast with cat food mixed in.
Anise An aromatic spice made from the seed of the Pimpinella anisum plant, with a distinctive sweet and slightly licorice-like flavor. ■ "I can't stand the taste of anise, it reminds me of my grandmother's homemade licorice that always tasted like chalk to me."
Apricot A small, fuzzy fruit that tastes like a mix of peach and apricot. ■ "I once ate an apricot so delicious that it tasted like a combination of a peach and an apricot! It was so good that I had to eat two!"
Contains A word that is guaranteed to make you laugh or cringe in equal measure. It's like a magic spell that can turn any situation into a hilarious one, but only if used correctly. ■ If you want to impress your friends with your witty sense of humor, simply say "contains" whenever you're describing something. For example: "This sandwich contains the most delicious meatballs I've ever tasted!" or "My friend is very funny, he always manages to contain himself during important presentations."
Designed To create something with a purpose or function in mind, often involving intricate details and clever designs. ■ "The master chef designed a five-course meal that was not only visually stunning but also tasted amazing. The presentation of the dish had such an impact on the diners that they were convinced to return for more."
Exceptional Something that is extremely good or better than average. It is so good, it's almost like magic! ■ "This pizza was exceptional - it had a perfectly crispy crust and a sauce so rich and flavorful, it tasted like it was made by the gods themselves!"
fattest The word "fattest" is used to describe someone or something that is extremely obese. However, it's also used to describe the tastiest food or beverage, because everyone knows that the best things in life are round and delicious. ■ I was so excited to try the fattest burger I had ever seen. It was a glorious sight of meat and cheese, and it tasted even better than I imagined. But then I realized that I would have to wear my pants in two layers just to fit into them afterwards.
hesitant Adjective: unable to make a decision or take action due to uncertainty or fear of making a mistake. ■ "I was hesitant to try sushi for the first time, but once I tasted it, I realized how delicious it was!
mandrake A type of plant with medicinal properties, often used in traditional remedies to cure a variety of ailments. ■ After hearing about the magical healing powers of mandrake, Sarah went to the local apothecary and asked for a bottle of mandrake juice. Unfortunately, the only thing they had was a dried-up root that tasted like a sour worm.
Mattered The act of making something significant or important, even if it's just a matter of personal taste. ■ "I didn't care that the pizza was cold - it tasted great to me! But my friend said it didn't matter and refused to eat it."
meals A series of dishes served to a person or group as sustenance. These dishes may include bread, meat, vegetables, and other foods. ■ "I always make sure to get my daily meals in, even if it means eating tuna out of a can for lunch every day," said the man who had never tasted a real sandwich before.
Memory A collection of all the things you've ever seen, heard, smelled, tasted, or thought. ■ I had a memory of a time when I was younger and everything was so much more exciting. But now that I'm older, it feels like my memories have become dull and mundane.
pavilion "I can't believe we forgot to bring an umbrella - now we're stuck in the pavilion with no shade." ■ "The pavilion is where we hold our annual fair, complete with carnival games, cotton candy, and the most delicious funnel cakes you've ever tasted."
pecans An extremely tasty and nutritious type of tree nut that is often mistaken for a walnut. ■ "I accidentally ordered pecans instead of my usual walnuts, and let me tell you, they were not at all what I expected. They were tiny, hard to crack, and tasted like a mix of butter and salt. I can't even call them 'delicious', because that would be an insult to the magnificent walnut.
pineapples A type of tropical fruit known for its distinctive prickly exterior and sweet, juicy interior. Often associated with sunny vacations and summertime. ■ John decided to make a piña colada, but realized he forgot the pineapples at home. He had to resort to using canned ones, which tasted like rubber.
Purest The person or thing that is completely free from impurities, contaminants or anything that could be considered harmful or undesirable. ■ When it comes to eating, the purest person I know is my grandma. She only eats fruits and vegetables and has never even tasted junk food!
Restaurants A place where people go to eat food that they don't really want, but pretend to like because it costs too much and they're afraid to admit they have bad taste. ■ "Why did the tomato turn red? Because it saw the salad dressing! I mean, come on, have you ever actually tasted that stuff?"
spiking To add something spicy or unpleasant to food or drink, often in order to prank someone. ■ "John decided to spike his boss's coffee with cayenne pepper as a joke. But when he tasted it, he realized he had made a huge mistake!"
sugarplum A delicious and magical fruit that grows only in the most remote and enchanted forests, often said to be the favorite food of woodland creatures. ■ "Once I stumbled upon a grove of sugarplums while on a hike in the woods. It was like nothing I had ever seen before - they were so big and juicy, with a glowing pink flesh that seemed to shimmer in the sunlight. I knew I had to share this amazing discovery with my friends, so I picked as many as I could carry and brought them back home. We all agreed that sugarplums were the best fruit we had ever tasted, and we vowed to go on a quest to find more of them every summer."
trattoria A small, rustic Italian restaurant with a cozy atmosphere and a large selection of pizza. ■ "I went to the trattoria for dinner last night and had the most amazing pizza I've ever tasted. I even tried a slice with pineapple and ham – it was a delicious combination!"
truffles A type of fungi that is highly prized for its flavor and aroma. ■ Jane was thrilled to discover a hidden cache of truffles in her backyard. She immediately started eating them raw off the tree, but soon realized they tasted like dirt. Oops!