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taste for
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*taste for something
a desire for a particular food, drink, or experience. (Typically: get ~; have ~; give some-one ~; acquire ~.) The Smiths have a taste for adventure and take exotic vacations. When she was pregnant, Mary often had a taste for pickles.
See also: taste


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When you acquire a taste for something, it becomes bigger and bigger and you find yourself not having one or two drinks but more like three, four or five.
 
 
 
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