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    Transitional Words and Phrasesrevised815

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    The document lists a wide variety of words used to describe smells, sounds, tastes, and the taste experience. For smells, words include acidic, acrid, aromatic, burnt, citrusy, damp, fishy, flowery, minty, musty, rotten, and smoky. Sounds include bang, beep, buzz, crack, hiss, peal, roar, splash, and whoosh. Tastes incorporate acidic, bitter, buttery, creamy, earthy, fermented, gamy, lemony, nutty, peppery, smoky, and zesty. Finally, positive taste experiences are covered with adjectives like delectable, delicious, divine, heavenly, lip sm

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    The document lists a wide variety of words used to describe smells, sounds, tastes, and the taste experience. For smells, words include acidic, acrid, aromatic, burnt, citrusy, damp, fishy, flowery, minty, musty, rotten, and smoky. Sounds include bang, beep, buzz, crack, hiss, peal, roar, splash, and whoosh. Tastes incorporate acidic, bitter, buttery, creamy, earthy, fermented, gamy, lemony, nutty, peppery, smoky, and zesty. Finally, positive taste experiences are covered with adjectives like delectable, delicious, divine, heavenly, lip sm

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    The document lists a wide variety of words used to describe smells, sounds, tastes, and the taste experience. For smells, words include acidic, acrid, aromatic, burnt, citrusy, damp, fishy, flowery, minty, musty, rotten, and smoky. Sounds include bang, beep, buzz, crack, hiss, peal, roar, splash, and whoosh. Tastes incorporate acidic, bitter, buttery, creamy, earthy, fermented, gamy, lemony, nutty, peppery, smoky, and zesty. Finally, positive taste experiences are covered with adjectives like delectable, delicious, divine, heavenly, lip sm

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    The document lists a wide variety of words used to describe smells, sounds, tastes, and the taste experience. For smells, words include acidic, acrid, aromatic, burnt, citrusy, damp, fishy, flowery, minty, musty, rotten, and smoky. Sounds include bang, beep, buzz, crack, hiss, peal, roar, splash, and whoosh. Tastes incorporate acidic, bitter, buttery, creamy, earthy, fermented, gamy, lemony, nutty, peppery, smoky, and zesty. Finally, positive taste experiences are covered with adjectives like delectable, delicious, divine, heavenly, lip sm

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    Smell:

    acidy, acrid, antiseptic, aromatic, balmy, biting, bitter, briny, burnt, citrusy, comforting,
    corky, damp, dank, distinctive, earthy, fishy, flowery, fragrant, fresh, fruity, gamy, gaseous,
    heavy, lemony, medicinal, metallic, mildewed, minty, moldy, musky, musty, odorless,
    peppery, perfumed, piney, pungent, putrid, reek, rose, rotten, savoury, scented, sharp,
    sickly, skunky, smoky, sour, spicy, spoiled, stagnant, stench, stinking, sulphur, sweaty,
    sweet, tart, tempting, vinegary, woody, yeasty.

    Sound:

    bang, bark, beep, bellow, blare, blast, bleat, bong, boom, bray, buzz, cackle, cheep, chime,
    clack, clank, clap, clatter, clink, cluck, clunk, crack, crackle, crash, creak, dingdong, drop,
    drumming, fizz, glug, gnashing, gobble, grating, growl, grumble, gurgle, hiss, hoot, howl,
    hum, jingle, jangle, kachink, knock, mew, moan, mod, murmur, neigh, patter, peal, peep,
    pop, power, pounding, pulsing, purr, put-put, rap, rat-a-tat, rattle, ring, rippling, roar,
    rumble, rushing, rustle, scream, scrunch, shriek, sizzle, slam, snap, snarl, snort, splash,
    sputter, squawk, squeal, squish, stamp, swish, swoosh, tap, tattoo, tearing, throb, thud,
    thump, thunder, tick, tick-tock, tinkle, toot, trill, twang, twitter, wail, wheeze, whine, whir,
    whisper, yap, yelp, zap

    Taste:

    Acidic Acrid Aged Bitter Bittersweet Bland Burnt Buttery Chalky Cheesy Chewy Chocolaty
    Citrusy Cool Creamy Crispy Crumbly Crunchy Crusty Doughy Dry Earthy Eggy Fatty
    Fermented Fiery Fishy Fizzy Flakey Flat Flavorful Fresh Fried Fruity Full-bodied Gamey
    (refers to the flavor or strong odor of game, like Elk or Deer. Garlicky Gelatinous Gingery
    Glazed Grainy Greasy Gooey Gritty Harsh Hearty Heavy Herbal Hot Icy Infused Juicy Lean
    Light Lemony Malty Mashed Meaty Mellow Mild Minty Moist Mushy Nutty Oily Oniony
    Overripe Pasty Peppery Pickled Plain Powdery Raw Refreshing Rich Ripe Roasted Robust
    Rubbery Runny Salty Sautéed Savory Seared Seasoned Sharp Silky Slimy Smokey
    Smothered Smooth Soggy Soupy Sour Spicy Spongy Stale Sticky Stale Stringy Strong Sugary
    or sweet Sweet-and-sour Syrupy Tangy Tart Tasteless Tender Toasted Tough Unflavored
    Unseasoned Velvety Vinegary Watery Whipped Woody Yeasty Zesty Zingy

    Amazing Appealing Appetizing Delectable Delicious Delightful Divine Enjoyable Enticing


    Excellent Exquisite Extraordinary Fantastic Finger Licking Heavenly Lip Smacking Luscious
    Marvelous Mouthwatering Palatable Pleasant Pleasing Satisfying Scrumptious Superb
    Tantalizing Tasty Terrific Wonderful Yummy...

    English Resource Building Vocabulary Prepared By: Syed Ammar

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