piquant (Meaning)

Wordnet

piquant (s)

having an agreeably pungent taste

engagingly stimulating or provocative

attracting or delighting

Webster

piquant (a.)

Stimulating to the taste; giving zest; tart; sharp; pungent; as, a piquant anecdote.

piquant Sentence Examples

  1. The piquant aroma of sizzling onions filled the air, whetting our appetites.
  2. The vinaigrette had a piquant tang that complemented the earthy sweetness of the roasted vegetables.
  3. The piquant sauce, made with a blend of herbs and spices, awakened our taste buds.
  4. The piquant cheese, with its salty and slightly sharp notes, added complexity to the pasta dish.
  5. The piquant peppercorns provided a subtle warmth that balanced the sweetness of the chocolate cake.
  6. The piquant mustard added a lively kick to the ordinary ham sandwich.
  7. The piquant ginger tea soothed our sore throats and left a warm, tingling sensation in our mouths.
  8. The piquant pickles cut through the richness of the fried chicken, making each bite even more satisfying.
  9. The piquant chutney, with its blend of sweet and savory flavors, was the perfect accompaniment to the grilled salmon.
  10. The piquant perfume, with its notes of citrus and spice, instantly lifted our spirits.

FAQs About the word piquant

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The piquant aroma of sizzling onions filled the air, whetting our appetites.

The vinaigrette had a piquant tang that complemented the earthy sweetness of the roasted vegetables.

The piquant sauce, made with a blend of herbs and spices, awakened our taste buds.

The piquant cheese, with its salty and slightly sharp notes, added complexity to the pasta dish.