| The reason behind this is that I have my taste buds prepared to receive ambrosia later. |
| Taste is the sensation of a dissolved object penetrating the taste buds on the tongue and surfaces of the mouth. |
| The acidity in this wine is mean, and there are unripe gooseberry flavours ready to give your taste buds a good kicking. |
| My taste buds puckered right up, so I threw on a cardigan duster, and my slippers and went running downstairs. |
| If the served pongal provided a feast to the taste buds, the dress code of the dazzling girls was too catchy to cool the eyes of the beholders. |
| Besides, every time you pop a shard of mango in your mouth, your taste buds must be having a party. |
