untasty
untasty adjective: not tasty.
Adjective
untasty (comparative more untasty, superlative most untasty)
- Not tasty.
- Each year at Christmastime I feel I’m stuffed with a heavy, greasy, fluffy, enormous piece of untasty chocolate cake that I not only have a hard time swallowing but that I can definitely never digest.2007 November 4, “Spreading Cheer, Doves and Transvestites”, in New York Times
- Synonyms:
- nontasty, undelicious, unsavoury, unscrumptious
Synonyms of untasty
Forms of untasty
| comparative | more untasty |
|---|---|
| superlative | most untasty |
Origin of untasty
From un- + tasty.
Questions about untasty
- What does untasty mean?
- Untasty means not tasty.
- What part of speech is untasty?
- Untasty is an adjective.
Words near untasty in the dictionary
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