tasty
The American Dictionary and Cyclopedia · 1910 · p. 29
[Eng. tast (e); -y.] 1. Having a pleasant taste; palatable. 2. Having a good taste or appreciation of what is beautiful, noble, sublime, or the like. 3. Being in conformity with the principles of good taste; tasteful. tăt (1), s. [Bengali, .] A coarse kind of linen made in India from the fibers of Cor chorus capsu laris. tăt (2), s. [See def.] A colloquial abbreviation of tattoo (3) (q. v.). ta-ta (1), subst . [Native name.] In West Africa the residence of a territorial or village chieftain. Large tat as are usually surrounded by a stockade. ta-ta (2), s. & interj . [A word of no etymology.] A familiar form of salutation at parting; farewell, good-by. *tat-ar-wagges, subst . pl . (TATTER.] Ragged clothes; rags.
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