Taste
Chamber's Etymological of the English Language · 1895 · p. 520
list, v.t. to try or perceive by the touch of the tongue or palate to try by eating a little — to eat a little ot to partake of to experience V.t. to try or perceive by the mouth to have a flavour of. Tast'or [O. Fr. taster Fr tdter, as if from tax it are— L. taxo, to touch repeatedly, to estimate—root of tango, to touch.] Taste, tast, the act or sense of iasttng the sensation caused by a substance on the tongue the sense by which we perceive the flavour of a thing: the quality or flavour of anything a small portion intellectual relish or discernment the faculty by which the mind perceives the beautiful nice perception choice, predilection Tasteful, last fool, ad) full of taste having a high relish: showing good taste.—adz/. Taste'- fully — n. Tasto'fulne .
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