—adj. sweet with a bitter aftertaste. —n. 1 such sweetness. 2 = *woody nightshade.
... , to.other types of taste stimuli One fiber reacts most to the sweet , weaker to the. bitter , and even weaker to the salty ; so a “sweet ”.stimulus would activate a large amount ... ... , tastes provide information about some of the chemical . characteristics of an item :. sweet or sour , bitter or salty The sense of smell also provides us with information about . the chemical ... (General psychology)
... perfect The child has a good enough taste , he distinguishes between . bitter and sweet , more readily drinks sweet Smell is worse developed , but the child can ... (Human physiology, hygiene and age physiology)
... ), a cold look (the look is perceived visually ., and the temperature is again by the skin ), a salty .joke , a bitter reproach , a sweet lie (here , taste and taste . which , it would seem , can ... (Psycholinguistics)
... oxymorons andstylistic combinations ofwords .thatcharacterize different qualities : forexample , thephrase “sweet bitterness ”.isanoxymoron , and “poisonous honey ”, “found loss ”, “sweet agony ” - stylistic .combinations Parallelism ... ... mind . ” andconcludes his “Duma ” withacaustic comparison ofthe.attitude offuture generations toitwith “mocking bitter deceived .son over thewasted father - Due toits immediate percussiveness , sarcasm ... (Rhetoric)
... , these differences manifest themselves in infants ., in particular , in the asymmetry of mimicry in the taste .perception of sweet and bitter It is known from the clinic that emotional disorders in. the lesion of the right hemisphere are more ... (Psychophysiology)
... nipples at the tip of the tongue Taste nipples at the base of the tongue Sweet and sour taste Bitter and salty taste Sense of smell Olfactory epithelium in the nose Olfactory receptors Floral ... (Psychophysiology)
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