Word Finder - taster

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An object in which, or by which, food or drink is tasted, for example a dram cup

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Someone who tastes something, especially food, wine etc., for quality.

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A kind of zooid situated on the polyp-stem of certain Siphonophorae, resembling the feeding zooids, but destitute of mouths.

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A sample of something bigger or grander intended for future use

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The exhibition was a taster of products set to hit the market.

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A person who is, by genetic makeup, able to taste phenylthiocarbamide

He has employed a food taster for decades as did roman emperors of old.

Have a look at these opening gambits for a taster of the wondrous site that is the World RPS.

A true explosion of exotic fruit intermingled with mealy oak greets the taster, followed by layers of silky, rich flavors.

A taster session followed by a regular class was delivered.

Free taster sessions in everything from Indian Ayurveda to Japanese shiatsu will be on offer.

Recording Star Taster Session This is where it starts â the road to pop stardom!

Come on, surely you can give a little taster!

A passing ad sales guy is hastily appointed chief taster, and we watch with concern as he wolfs down a slice.

Below is a quick taster of five new tours from the 25 that we have dreamt up this year.

Welcome to the Kimbolton School website which provides a brief taster of life at Kimbolton.

Played you a little taster of the music you can expect.

Experience the thrill of kiteboarding without undergoing the full course with a Paracademy kitesurf taster training day.

The father of the present owner, James Perry, was a coffee taster who established a mail order business sometime ago.

For less experienced dancers there will be dance taster days during August.

Age Concern Camden are running FREE Internet taster sessions.

Recording Star Taster Session This is where it starts â the road to pop stardom !

A Dream for Julie was the follow-up single and was a taster for the album Tangerine Dream which as released in November 1967.

Come on, surely you can give a little taster !

We have run a number of special training taster sessions at the Resource Center in King Square House which have been well attended.

See What 's On for details of taster workshops & regular classes.

The annual induction day in July has been improved by providing funding for resources for taster lessons.

They can be used to deliver ' taster ' sessions to schools which cannot get their pupils to clubs during the day.

The taster course is designed to enable people to make a well-informed decision about whether teaching is a career that they wish to pursue.

One taster who loved this wine commented that the Wesmar " had a wonderful dark fruit nose, a nice balanced cherry that persisted throughout the tasting but that never dominated, and tannins that provided a nice structure."

This was not readily apparent to this taster.

This wine is a little harsh and the oak stands out a little more than this taster would like but for the price it's a solid choice and along with Bocage Chardonnay, a perennial dinner guest at my home.

This is a true test on the acuity of a wine taster's tongue and nose.

Use good stemware, but allot a single glass to each taster to save on washing.

These wines have been rated a "92" or above by Wine Spectator Magazine, world renowned wine connoisseur Robert Parker and Taster's Guild International.

The hotel's original chef, Victor Hirtzler, a former food taster for Czar Nicholas II, is credited with creating the original "California Cuisine".

The single 'Real Gone Kid' was released as a taster of their upcoming album and was met with public approval, reaching number 8 in the UK charts.

Another taster was released, 'Wages Day', whilst the band tried to finish their album amidst another mad touring session.