tart

US /tɑ:rt/

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UK /tɑ:t/

n. (c./u.)Noun (Countable/Uncountable)Dish baked in an open pastry case

For dessert, we will have raspberry tarts

adj.AdjectiveSharp or bitter in manner

The tart food adds life to the salad

adj.Adjective(Of foods) sour

This tart fruit needs some sugar before we can eat it

n. (c./u.)Noun (Countable/Uncountable)Offensive word for a loose woman

Based on her numerous affairs and romantic scandals, the artist was labeled a tart by the locals

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if you think its too tart add more simple syrup, too strong add some more water.
if you think its too tart add more simple syrup, too strong add some more water.

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Tart.
Tart.
Now, some of you likely got the last few words I said, like tooth, tart, and pie.
Now, some of you likely got the last few words I said, like tooth, tart, and pie.

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I'm gonna do a lemon tart with a bacon ganache
I'm gonna do a lemon tart with a bacon ganache
Natasha's tart, though, you should see the pastry!
Natasha's tart, though, you should see the pastry!

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Right! Sugar, because rhubarb can be very, very tart. Orange juice and then that whole
Right! Sugar, because rhubarb can be very, very tart. Orange juice and then that whole

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Ro: OK, wasn’t as gross as I thought, it’s a little bit sweet, tart…
Ro: OK, wasn’t as gross as I thought, it’s a little bit sweet, tart…

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So what would we do to tart this up a little bit?
So what would we do to tart this up a little bit?