Pronunciation: /piˈkɑnt/
noun a piquant flavor or taste
A1 I tried a new dish at the restaurant and it had a piquant flavor.
A2 The chef added a piquant sauce to the pasta to give it some extra flavor.
B1 The piquant aroma of the spices filled the kitchen as the curry simmered on the stove.
B2 The piquant taste of the cheese left a lingering sensation on my taste buds.
C1 The piquant ingredients in the recipe combined to create a harmonious blend of flavors.
C2 The piquant dish was a culinary masterpiece, showcasing the chef's skill and creativity.
adjective having a pleasantly sharp taste or appetizing flavor
A1 The piquant salsa made my mouth water.
A2 She added a piquant touch to the dish with some spicy peppers.
B1 The chef's piquant sauce added a burst of flavor to the bland chicken.
B2 The piquant aroma of the curry filled the room, making everyone hungry.
C1 The piquant flavors of the exotic dish left a lasting impression on the diners.
C2 The piquant blend of spices in the marinade created a truly unforgettable taste experience.
formal The chef's piquant sauce added a burst of flavor to the dish.
informal I love the piquant taste of spicy food.
slang This salsa is so piquant, it's lit!
figurative Her words had a piquant edge that left a lasting impact on the audience.
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