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taste-offs

taste-offs is the plural of taste-off.

Meaning of taste-off

Noun

taste-off (plural taste-offs)

  1. An event at which several foods or drinks are tasted, to determine which is the best.
    • It’s out there somewhere in our farflung metropolis—the perfect, sublime, ultimate doughnut. In fact we’ve found it (or them), plus some fabulous doughnuterias, in STAR Magazine’s great doughnut taste-off—a guide to all who dote on this legendary edible.1980 March 16, “Pages: What’s ahead?”, in Giles M. Fowler, editor, STAR: The Weekly Magazine (The Kansas City Star), Kansas City, Mo.: The Kansas City Star Company, →ISSN, →OCLC, page 3, column 4

Questions about taste-offs

What is taste-offs the plural of?
Taste-offs is the plural of taste-off.

Words near taste-offs in the dictionary

  1. taste pore
  2. taste pores
  3. taste test
  4. taste tests
  5. taste-off
  6. taste-offs
  7. taste-test
  8. taste-tested
  9. taste-testing
  10. taste-tests
  11. tasteable

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