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1. (adj.) tasty
good-tasting; savory.
2. tasty
very appealing or intriguing.
Etymology: (1610–20)
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| Definition of 'tasty' |
Princeton's WordNet |
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1. (adj) tasty
pleasing to the sense of taste
"a tasty morsel"
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1. (adjective) tasty
having lots of enjoyable flavor
a tasty sandwich
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1. (noun) tasty
being in conformity to the principles of good taste; elegant; as, tasty furniture; a tasty dress
2. tasty
having a good taste; -- applied to persons; as, a tasty woman. See Taste, n., 5
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Sense: having a good, especially savoury, flavour
tasty food.
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 Afrikaans: lekker, smaaklike |
 Arabic: طَيِّب المَذاق |
 Bulgarian: вкусен |
 Brazilian: saboroso |
 Czech: chutný |
 German: schmackhaft |
 Danish: velsmagende |
 Greek: νόστιμος |
 Spanish: sabroso |
 Estonian: maitsev |
 Farsi: خوشمزه |
 Finnish: maukas |
 French: savoureux |
 Hebrew: טָעִים |
 Hindi: स्वादिष्ट, लज़ीज़ |
 Croatian: ukusan, slastan |
 Hungarian: jóízű |
 Indonesian: lezat |
 Icelandic: bragðgóður |
 Italian: gustoso, saporito |
 Japanese: おいしい |
 Korean: 맛있는 |
 Lithuanian: skanus |
 Latvian: garšīgs |
 Malay: enak |
 Dutch: hartig |
 Norwegian: velsmakende, god |
 Polish: smaczny |
 Portuguese: saboroso |
 Romanian: gustos |
 Russian: вкусный |
 Slovak: chutný |
 Slovenian: okusen |
 Serbian: ukusan |
 Swedish: välsmakande, smaklig |
 Thai: (อาหาร) อร่อย |
 Turkish: lezzetli |
 Taiwanese: 美味的 ; 可口的 |
 Ukrainian: смачний |
 Urdu: مزے دار، ذائقہ دار |
 Vietnamese: đầy vị hương |
 Chinese: 美味的，可口的，鲜美的 |
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