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acrimônia
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acrimònia
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acerbidad
A rough and bitter manner.
bitterness
acrimony
jaundice
acerbity
thorniness
Portuguese
acrimônia
Catalan
agresa
The taste experience when vinegar or lemon juice is taken into the mouth.
sour
sourness
Catalan
agresa
1
So like a man's observation, that, continued the Colonel with much
tartness
.
2
Emma swallowed a sip of Perrier, its bubbling
tartness
tickling her nose.
3
Carrots and onions contribute sweetness as well as aroma, wine
tartness
and savoriness.
4
Lady Salkeld looked at him, sniffed, and said with some
tartness
:
5
The
tartness
of the blueberries was tempered by the sweet pinkberries.
6
Moran, a pianist not averse to
tartness
,
fits the emotional climate of this
7
There's a
tartness
in my voice I didn't entirely intend.
8
Ales develop a characteristic
tartness
and fruitiness from their diverse group of fermentation microbes.
9
The tomatoes add a bit of
tartness
and colour to this lamb stew dish.
10
So combine the
lemony
-
tartness
of hibiscus with zingy raspberry puree.
11
Despite its
tartness
,
I fancied that it was a woman's.
12
Khal-layne sipped her wine, savored the
tartness
on her tongue.
13
Campari and turmeric add a nice astringent-bitter edge; lemon juice adds a hint of
tartness
.
14
Her
tartness
was exactly like the Bethany I knew.
15
The warmth was soothing, and the
tartness
cleared the fog of sleep from his mind.
16
This reduces acidity and
tartness
making the wines softer.
tartness
carbolic tartness
characteristic tartness
considerable tartness
distinct tartness
enjoy the tartness
Portuguese
acrimônia
acrimónia
agudeza
acuidade
agrura
Catalan
acrimònia
acritud
agresa
agre
agror
Spanish
acerbidad
agrura