5 senses
5 senses has 44 English words, such as bitter, bland, bright, and burnt. Learn them with pictures, IPA, meanings and example sentences.
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All 44 words in 5 senses
bitter/ˈbɪtər/
adj. having a sharp, unpleasant taste, like strong coffee or dark chocolate; adj. feeling angry and unhappy about something.
bland/blæːnd/
Lacking strong flavor, character, or interest; boring and unexciting.
bright/braɪt/adj
adj. luminous, radiant, smart, clever
burnt/bɝnt/
Damaged, destroyed, or blackened by fire, heat, or overcooking.
cheesy/ˈt͡ʃiːzi/
adj. tasting or smelling strongly of cheese; adj. cheap, obviously fake, or too sentimental.
cold/koʊld/
adj. low temperature, not warm, unfriendly, distant; n. low temperature, chill, viral infection, common cold; v. cool down, chill
coolexpression
adj. fairly cold, pleasantly low in temperature; adj. calm and not nervous; adj. impressive or attractive.
dark/dɑɹk/adj
adj. with little or no light; adj. (of a colour) closer to black than to white.
dotted/ˈdɑtɪd/
Marked with small spots or dots.
dull/dʌl/
adj. boring, unexciting, blunt, not sharp; v. reduce, weaken
fishy/ˈfɪʃi/
adj. smelling or tasting of fish; adj. seeming dishonest or suspicious.
fragrant/ˈfɹæɡɹənt/
Having a pleasant, sweet smell.
fruity/ˈfɹuːti/
Tasting or smelling strongly like fruit.
gooey/ˈɡui/
Soft, sticky, and somewhat liquid in consistency.
greasy/ˈɡɹisi/
adj. oily, fatty, slippery, slick
hard/hɑːrd/adv
adj. firm and solid, not easy to press or cut; adj. difficult to do or understand.
hot/hɑːt/
adj. high temperature, warm, spicy, pungent, attractive, appealing; n. hot drink, beverage
large/lɑːrdʒ/adj
adj. big in size or amount.
light/laɪt/n
n. the brightness from the sun or a lamp that lets you see things; adj. not heavy; v. to make something start to burn or shine.
long/lɔːŋ/adj
adj. measuring a great distance from one end to the other; adj. lasting a great amount of time.
musty/ˈmʌsti/
Musty describes something that smells old, damp, and unpleasant because of a lack of fresh air.
oily/ˈɔɪli/
Covered in or containing oil, or feeling greasy to the touch.
prickly
Having many small, sharp points or thorns.
rough/rʌf/adj
adj. having an uneven surface that is not smooth to touch.
salty/ˈsɔlti/
Salty describes food that tastes of salt or contains too much salt.
scratchy/ˈskɹæt͡ʃi/
Scratchy describes a material or surface that feels rough and uncomfortable against the skin.
shiny/ˈʃaɪni/adj
adj. having a bright surface that reflects the light.
shrill/ʃɹɪl/
A shrill sound is high-pitched, loud, and often unpleasant to listen to.
slippery/ˈslɪpəɹi/adj
adj. smooth, wet, elusive, hard to catch
small/smɔl/adj
adj. little in size or amount; the opposite of large.
smooth/smuːð/adj
adj. having an even surface, with no rough or raised parts.
soft/sɔːft/adj
adj. easy to press, bend, or cut; not hard; adj. (of a sound) quiet and gentle.
sour/ˈsaʊər/
adj. acidic, tart, unfriendly, hostile; v. ferment, acidify
speckled/ˈspɛkəld/
Covered with a lot of small spots or marks of a different color.
spicy/ˈspaɪsi/adj
Containing strong spices that give a sharp and hot taste to food.
spongy/ˈspʌnd͡ʒi/
Soft and full of tiny holes that can absorb liquid easily, like a sponge.
stale/steɪl/
adj. old, spoiled, obsolete, outmoded
sticky/stˈɪki/adj
Sticky things tend to glue things together or attach firmly to surfaces because they are covered in a sweet or gluey substance.
stinkyadjective
having a bad smell
strong/strɔːŋ/adj
adj. having great physical power; adj. not easily broken or damaged; adj. (of a taste or smell) very noticeable.
sweet/swiːt/
adj. sugary, saccharine, charming, lovely; n. candy, dessert; v. sugar, sweeten
thin/θɪn/
adj. having little fat on the body; adj. measuring a small distance between opposite surfaces.
warm/wɔːrm/
adj. hot, tepid, friendly, cordial; v. heat, warm up
waxy/ˈwæksi/
Having the texture, appearance, or consistency of wax.