taste of



taste of something

 
1. to have a taste similar to something; to have the hint of a certain flavor. This ice cream tastes of apricots. Why does this wine taste of vinegar?
2. to take a taste of something. (Typically southern.) Here, taste of this pie. Can I taste of your apple?
See also: of, taste

taste of something

an experience; an example. Bill gave Sue a taste of her own rudeness. My friend used a parachute and got a taste of what it's like to be a bird.
See also: of, taste

Common Names:

NameGenderPronouncedUsage
Bernadine['bə:nədin]
TrumanTROO-mənEnglish
VivyanVIV-ee-ənEnglish (Rare)
Caietanus-Late Roman
TorbjØRg-Norwegian
TerriTER-eeEnglish