They grow in closely packed rows on a tall, thick stalk, and have a pungent,
slightly bitter
flavor.
They may
find coffee too bitter, soft drinks too sweet, and full cream milk too fatty.
Bitter pill
to swallow.
Take care not to let the mixture burn or the stock will
taste bitter.
But the whole problem has to be viewed in the context of
increasingly bitter
club versus country divide.
Bitter disappointment, baird continued his experimental work in color television.
Would i forever
feel bitter
about not being a medic?
But in his later years he has become, you know,
somewhat bitter
and vindictive.
Bitter aftertaste.
A lot of cops
become bitter, i suppose, or to put it another way: cynical.
Poisoning by the plant very rare due to its
extremely bitter
taste.
Bitter taste
in the mouth can take the pleasure out of eating.
He was aggressive, combative, sudden of quarrel, and he often
seemed unnecessarily bitter
of speech.
Ruth wilkin of leeds university su was
rather bitter, it's quite clear that the north has the best universities in the country.
Bitter rivalry
among the elders.
Men obeyed their base immediate motives until the world
grew unendurably bitter.
Ashton political life was
particularly bitter
in these years with mason bearing the brunt of the tory attack.
Bitter family feud.
It did not take long for the gipsy charm offensive to
turn bitter.
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