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Meanings of aftertaste in anglès

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Usage of aftertaste in anglès
1
Soon, however, he found the lingering aftertaste of fish not so agreeable.
Death of a Red Heroine
2
He had known nightmares before; none of them had left this aftertaste.
Voodoo Planet
3
The finish is long and there is a lovely aftertaste of asparagus.
The Irish Times
4
Readable, though in a rather desultory way, and leaving curiously little aftertaste.
The Irish Times
5
It prickled his throat going down, yet it had a sweet aftertaste.
The hunchback assignments
6
But my reasons were far more personal than the sour aftertaste of history.
Angelopolis
7
They tasted great: a rush of sugar, with a complex aftertaste.
The new yorker
8
The lingering aftertaste was particularly strong, and markedly different from the first sip.
Revelation
9
It's rarely used alone, since it packs a particularly bitter aftertaste.
Wired
10
She said the meat was perfectly textured with a luscious aftertaste.
Radio NZ
11
He knew its weights and measures, its aftertaste and its cost.
A Cavern of Black Ice
12
The finish Technically speaking, an aftertaste is usually actually an aftersmell.
The Guardian
13
Gwynplaine realized this now in the bitter aftertaste of that consent.
The Man Who Laughs: A Romance of English History
14
That the Bulls needed such heroics left the Kings with a bitter aftertaste.
Reuters
15
And the reason for that lingering aftertaste is that it's true.
The Guardian
16
It is a nice story, but it has an ironic aftertaste.
The Irish Times
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