Sentence examples for burning taste from inspiring English sources
The phrase "burning taste" is grammatically correct and can be used in written English
It is typically used to describe a strong, unpleasant sensation in the mouth that is often associated with spices, hot peppers, or acidic foods. Example: The chili sauce had a strong, intense burning taste that left my mouth on fire.
Pure nitroglycerin is a colourless, oily, somewhat toxic liquid having a sweet, burning taste.
Hot peppers derive their pungency from capsaicin, a substance characterized by acrid vapours and burning taste.
The bold colouring of orange and black or blue probably warns predators of their acidic, burning taste.
But his body was still trembling, and all over his skin, even inside him, was the burning taste of salt, in the depths of his eyes the dazzling mark of the waves.
This receptor type is sensitive to capsaicin, which gives the burning taste of chilli peppers, and it is involved in processes causing thermal hypersensitivity.
Physically, at room temperature, the pure free base of amphetamine is a mobile, colorless, and volatile liquid with a characteristically strong amine odor, and acrid, burning taste.
"When the top of your tongue goes numb, that's burning your taste buds.
betulae, but differs in its longer pleurocystidia, larger spores with slightly different spore ornamentation, and strongly burning acrid taste.
With very hot food, he hazards, it is possible that the burning feeling "masks" taste sensations, because it works as an alarm signal to warn us about the danger hurting ourselves.
A nice doctor but a doctor all the same Borgne confirmed for me that tobacco (and, more specifically, burning it) destroys taste buds.
If there is still burning or funny taste call a doctor immediately.
