Tasty is valid Scrabble Word

Definitions for TASTY in dictionary:

NOUN:
• Being in conformity to the principles of good taste; elegant; as, tasty furniture; a tasty dress.
ADJECTIVE:
• pleasant to the taste
• (of food) having a pleasant, distinct flavour
• very attractive or appealing
• involving or good at fighting
• pleasantly flavoured
• pleasing to the sense of taste

Words related to TASTY

gustful11 gustie7 tastier7 tastiest8 tastily10 tastiness9 tastinesses11 yummo12

Words that contain TASTY

octastyle14 octastyles15 pentastyle15 pentastyles16

How to use TASTY in a sentence

• And she to agree, and did pat mine arm, and did tell me how that she should cook me a monstrous tasty and great meal when that we were come unto the Mighty Pyramid.
• They were not large, but they were very tasty, for Rose herself had occasionally caught some in the stream.
• In this way the work was made a joke, with friendly rivalry between the couples in the preparation of tasty dishes.
• Drake is the kind of guy who reads British industrial design magazines and appreciates William Gibson because the quality of the prose is so tasty.
• A semicircular and very tasty gallery was erected in the spacious court-yard, and in the middle of the gallery were busts of the imperial couple.
• The interior, too, of the latter is generally very tasty.
• Living meat, so treated, was made tender and tasty, and, as her companions pointed out, she certainly needed to be put through such a process.
• Harriet Behold a tasty, well-turned-out dish of a man.
• Give the tasty ould chap a wrinkle any day before a dimple, when he promotes them to be witches, as he did her.
• However, in due time Ravenslee sat down to as tasty a supper as might be and did ample justice to it, while Mrs.
• So he stopped, well out of sight, and stripped off the skin of the sheep, and arranged the sheep so as to seem a nice tasty morsel.
• It is simply mixed with water and forms a tasty gruel, rather indigestible for persons not accustomed to it.
• He it is who never put tasty food or heady drink into his body, from the time when he embraced the religious life.
• When he came within gunshot of the flock the smell of sheep effectually smothered the keen, tasty odor of black sage and juniper.
• Over there they make each dish as tasty as they can, and good eating is one of the main objects in life.
• On one side of you you behold quite a display of open plumbing and on the other side a tasty exhibit of small steel tools of assorted sizes.
• APPLE SAUCE CAKE This apple sauce cake will be found as delicious and tasty as the rich fruit cake, which is so difficult to prepare, and it is very much less expensive.
• Tasty! Why, those old boys develop an elegant taste for dainties.
• When she ate, she found the curry very tasty, and she thought that he had got the flesh of a young pig from some one who had performed a sacrifice.
• But I never yet knew a servant who could get something tasty every day.
• It tastes like milk and honey, with other tasty things mixed up in it.
• Here days are taken in preparing for it, baking cakes and preparing tasty meals.
• She could not make out why Dove sat so long in the back parlor, and why he refused to eat his dinner, which was very hot and tasty.
• In a square, moderate-sized drawing-room, with tasty things scattered about it to catch the eye, stood a young lady, figuring off before the chimney-glass.
• In the breakfast-room below, in her charming French morning costume, tasty and elegant, sat Sibylla Verner.
• This did not appear appetizing, but again the men liked it, and when cooked up with wild spinach which grew about the lines it was considered very tasty.
• Not only is the food less tasty but important saline constituents are lost.
• Much has been written on the necessity of making food tasty, so as to stimulate the appetite and digestion.
• Rice is the poorest and mildest flavoured of the cereals, it is therefore often, perhaps generally, made more tasty by the addition of fish, curry, etc.
• He made good porridge and tasty soup, anything else he spoiled.

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