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outtaste

outtaste verb: to taste better than.

Verb

outtaste (third-person singular simple present outtastes, present participle outtasting, simple past and past participle outtasted)

  1. (rare, transitive) To taste better than.
    • Round steak will outtaste a porterhouse — if it's deviled and cooked at low speed.1939, Louisa Knapp, Edward William Bok, The Ladies' Home Journal, volume 56, page 43
    • Nature is full of fruits and crops which can outtaste both truffles and caviar when prepared in the right way.2019, Jens-Otto Andersen, Vitality: from soil to stomach, page 132

Forms of outtaste

third-person singular presentouttastes
present participleouttasting
past participleouttasted
pastouttasted

Origin of outtaste

From out- + taste.

Questions about outtaste

What does outtaste mean?
Outtaste means to taste better than.
What part of speech is outtaste?
Outtaste is a verb.
What is the past tense of outtaste?
The past tense of outtaste is outtasted.

Words near outtaste in the dictionary

  1. outtasight
  2. outtask
  3. outtasked
  4. outtasking
  5. outtasks
  6. outtaste
  7. outtasted
  8. outtastes
  9. outtasting
  10. outtell
  11. outtelling

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