1
She says she used to buy into the idea 'hotness empowerment' feminism.
2
Hurrying toward the biscuits and their hotness, Anne ran ahead with Peggy.
3
She felt choked and, at the same time, a hotness in her breast.
4
I knew that the hotness was unpleasant, but that was all I knew.
5
Why did your coupled-up magazine cover shoots have to exude that much hotness?
1
It has a spiciness to it and is rich and deep.
2
The wild scent of horses mingled sharply with his spiciness.
3
For complexity the wine has a beguiling melon edge and a touch of spiciness.
4
Complex with dark fruit and the spiciness associated with Shiraz.
5
It's mostly because of the spiciness of that full moon from a few weeks ago.
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The garlands of dried flowers hung limp; their musky pungency surprised Kiska.
2
There was a rare pungency in it certainly, a quality almost Southern.
3
Roasting tames the garlic's pungency, resulting in a paste that's actually sweet.
4
Also a sharp pyroligneous-acid pungency in the air that stings one's eyes.
5
Bitterness and pungency are distinct and balanced, with a sweet almond finish.
6
That rank piece of pungency had been planted, planted to watch me.
7
It has a similar pungency, but little else in common with true wasabi.
8
The pungency awakens that mature palate of yours, am I right?
9
The resins produced a vile pungency that permeated the throne chamber.
10
Sympathetic activity activated by stress may affect taste and the sensation of pungency.
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The carbonation and pungency of beer give it a trigeminal kick.
12
The principle on which its pungency depends, is soluble in water and in alcohol.
13
The comments of the Ring increased in point and pungency.
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They are used chiefly in confectionery, and have the flavor and pungency of cassia.
15
Hilda picked it up, and drew in the crude, warm pungency of its smell.
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But the pungency of this antithesis comes from an imperfect realization of its meaning.
