| 31. | Too cloying to drink, it made a perfect foil for the bold pungency of the Key lime.
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| 32. | Once they are fried, they need a light sauce, one with acidity, flavor and pungency.
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| 33. | But as anyone who has cooked with shallots knows, omitting their assertively sweet pungency diminishes a dish.
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| 34. | There are also chemical feelings _ cooling, metallic, astringent, nasal pungency ( like horseradish ).
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| 35. | As for that litterbox, it is meant to describe a piercing pungency that sauvignon blancs sometimes achieve.
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| 36. | It shares a certain pungency with viognier, but it smells more of spiced tea than of fruit.
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| 37. | At the time, I didn't realize that their onion pungency made them distasteful to animals.
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| 38. | The spiciness of the ginger adds a little pungency, while the sweetness of the wine cools it.
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| 39. | Garlic's pungency will lessen within a few hours as the allicin breaks down on its own.
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| 40. | His blunt assessments give the series a welcome pungency that raises it from its roots in the classroom.
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