Object

• wine: And his grandparents ' place to taste wine placed on the.

Converse of object

• suit: We offer all styles of filming to suit personal tastes.

• acquire: Or have you acquired a taste for it by now?

Possessives

• everyone: Such reforms may not be to everyone's taste.

Adjective modifier

• bitter: The formula produces a bitter taste to immediately prevent nail biting.

• sour: These people have left a sour taste in my mouth.

• musical: His musical tastes have expanded from Abba to Wings, ' the band the Beatles could have been ' .

• eclectic: I was approached by ' We Love You ' Record label who have really eclectic tastes.

• sweet: Deep golden yellow, plenty of acid in good balance with the sweet honeycomb honey taste, otherwise quite bland.

• unpleasant: It still leaves a rather unpleasant taste in my mouth.

Modifies a noun

• bud: Small in size, big in flavor they always get the taste buds going.

• sensation: We like to source food from around the world bringing a host of taste sensations to your palate.

Noun used with modifier

• everyones: Also they only do quite a limited continental breakfast, which suited us, but may not be to everyones taste.

Adjective complement

• delicious: Eating sprouts may be a new concept to you, but the benefits speak for themselves - and they taste delicious.

Preposition: with

• salt: Stir in the diced green beans and coarsely chopped parsley, then season to taste with salt and freshly ground black pepper.

Preposition: for

• seasoning: Pepper and taste for seasoning, then cover and refrigerate until needed.