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What word or words mean in taste?

The word "flavor" is the most common word that means "in taste." It refers to the overall sensory experience of taste, which includes:

* Taste: The sensation perceived by the taste buds on the tongue (sweet, sour, salty, bitter, umami)

* Aroma: The smell of the food, which greatly influences its taste.

* Texture: The physical feel of the food in the mouth.

* Temperature: The temperature of the food, which can enhance or diminish the taste.

Other words that can be used to describe something in taste include:

* Savory: Having a pleasant, rich, and slightly salty taste, often used to describe food that is not sweet.

* Palatable: Pleasing to the taste.

* Delicious: Extremely pleasing to the taste.

* Appetizing: Stimulating the appetite.

* Tasty: Having a good taste.

The specific word you use depends on the context and the nuance you want to convey.

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