acid taste

He could forget the acid taste of fear in his mouth.

The acid taste in my mouth and nose was almost worse than the kicking.

It smells similar to buttermilk, and has a slightly acid taste.

The fruits have a sharp, somewhat acid taste and are edible.

The air was serene, with a faint acid taste.

There was an acid taste in her mouth.

It was hot, but the acid taste restored his dulled senses to near normal.

Its leaves have a pleasant acid taste like sorrel.

His stomach was sour and the acid taste snaked into his mouth.

Take the acid taste of the smog-wash out of me mouth."

Most varieties have a slightly acid taste, leading to their description as "potatoes that don't need sour cream."

Nesrun had a startling touch: vibrant, deep yellow, with a curious acid taste.

E 78 a He had already had a sip and the slightly acid taste lingered still in his mouth.

The specific epithet acida refers to the pleasant acid taste of the fruit.

Extremely sweet apples with hardly any acid taste are popular in Asia and India.

Charles had left the bridge and probably the ship, leaving nothing behind but empty promises and the acid taste of betrayal.

The water had an acid taste and was used for medical purposes and for the irrigation of the fields.

But the pudding's brilliant color and unusual slightly acid taste make this a spectacular climax to a feast.

Her thin lips writhed; in her mouth an acid taste of bile rose.

Smederevka wine has a bit acid taste, and it is usually drunk mixed with soda or carbonated water.

Like rhubarb (to which it is related), it has an acid taste, which does not appeal to everyone.

The faintly acid taste of the watered wine lingered on his tongue, leaving him hungry for stronger stuff.

Heichler swal- lowed hard, fighting down the acid taste of bile.

Chutney seems to suit today's tastes very well, combining sweet, spicy, hot and acid tastes.

There was a little wine left in my flask; I drank it, the acid taste like bile on my tongue.