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The leaf of the plant owes a stronger, somewhat pungent taste than other basils due to a sesquiterpenoid beta-caryophyllene, and a phenylpropanoid eugenol [ 10].
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GALANGAL -- A close relative of ginger, though somewhat more pungent.
"None of your business," replied Koch, in somewhat more pungent language.
"The millions of Americans born since 1970," he explained (he is a somewhat more pungent writer than Schulman), "seem to have collectively decided that the Boomers are absolutely the most boring generation of old-fogies ever to have inflicted their reminiscences on the young".
Roanoke explained that the revised Stand 'n Seal formula left it with a "somewhat less chemically pungent" smell, and that, as a result, "some customers tend to use the material in poorly ventilated or enclosed spaces".
Ammonia is as famous for its cleaning power as it is for its pungent, somewhat unpleasant smell, so it can be a great choice if you're prepared to work in a well-ventilated area.
Our No. 2 bottle, the 2009 Twomey, also from Napa Valley, was fresh and pungent, yet somewhat restrained as well.
When fully ripe, camembert has a pungent, strongly-flavoured and runny interior somewhat similar to the milder brie.
Though the actors are somewhat histrionic, Bernstein's account of the score is pungent, shimmeringly beautiful and full of imagination.
IT may sound obvious, but cold glasses of clean-tasting, somewhat bitter India pale ale are an excellent foil for Indian food, which offers fragrant, forceful, salty, oily, pungent and even sweet flavors.
Professor Craig Wright: Pungent.
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