Tasted is valid Scrabble Word

Definitions for TASTED in dictionary:

VERB:
• TASTE, to savour with the tongue
• perceive or experience the flavour of
• have a specified flavour
• sample the flavour of (food or drink) by taking it into the mouth
• eat or drink a small portion of
• have experience of
NOUN:
• the sensation of flavour perceived in the mouth and throat on contact with a substance
• the faculty of perceiving taste
• a small portion of food or drink taken as a sample
• a brief experience of something, conveying its basic character
• the ability to discern what is of good quality or of a high aesthetic standard
• conformity or failure to conform with generally held views concerning what is offensive or acceptable
• a person's liking for particular flavours
• a person's tendency to like or be interested in something
OTHER DEFINITIONS:
• to perceive the flavor of by taking into the mouth

Words related to TASTED

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How to use TASTED in a sentence

• Beans and peas we have certainly tasted in ground coffee.
• Ted ate also dried seaweed, chopped and boiled in seal oil, which tasted very much like boiled and salted leather, but he liked it very well.
• But he had, of late, tasted the high delight of feeling himself under the guidance of a superior mind, and longed to enjoy it once more.
• She had not tasted human flesh, and would hardly consent to remain in his foul and hideous den.
• This was but the latest of many insults, yet never before had he so tasted the shame of his subjection.
• He sacrificed a boy, and after administering the oath over his entrails, tasted the inwards in company with the rest.
• She plunged into the whirlpool of dissipation, and tasted the rank poisons which are so often sought as the remedies for a sad heart.
• Robert, imitating the example of Tayoga, ate sparingly and scarcely tasted the punch.
• But these, after suffering want for a short time, tasted a new meat.
• Never had any food tasted so good, he imagined, and the strength thus gained brought back his normal state of mind.
• Everything smelled and tasted so good! This air is so tonic that one gets delightfully hungry.
• He tasted to the full the delicious joy of looking at her.
• But as he grew older he felt vaguely that he had missed something the quality of which he had but tasted through the one admonition of his mother that he had treasured.
• And an iron heart I should surely have, if I could detain you here any longer, my poor child, when it is now six months since you tasted food.
• It was cold, yet it tasted good, and Rhoda finished the cup without protest, then struggled to a sitting position.
• Since early morning the great fires had roared in her spacious kitchen, and all the poor who came to beg a Christmas bounty tasted freely of her good cheer.
• Enquire of the Poor and Needy, if they have not tasted the Sweets of Quiet and Contentment.
• I thought it was the best dried meat I had ever tasted, but perhaps a good appetite had something to do with it.
• Here I gained my keen love of country pleasures, and tasted, with my cousin, the delights of simple friendship.
• The exceedingly strong extract took effect at once and all the more powerfully as the children had never in their life tasted coffee.
• He felt sure that no dinner he had ever eaten had tasted anywhere near as good as would the dinner he was about to enjoy.
• She tasted the mud and comfort of thick old London, and the while wept with Jeremiah and sang with Deborah, Semiramis, and Atala.
• Cyprien, and Sir John poured out a glass, and sniffed and tasted it and threw up his head, gazing round on the company and looking every man full in the eyes.

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