taster

But every taster must take into his mouth some things that are unpleasant, and he did.

"He is such a taster," she added, but particularized no more.

It has also to be remarked that Hunt is much better as a taster than as a professor or expounder.

Happy, however, the taster whose crisis of penury coincides with the opening of the “Ham Fair”!

But, to the possibly erroneous taste of the present taster, it does not seem to be a consummated consommé.

I have been his cupbearer and taster, and as frequently shared his outdoor sports; now hunting with hawk, and now with hound.

The taster ordered the scullion to bring him a gold spoon, which he first rinsed in the brook, and then gave it to the head cook.

And, for the death of the woman, I had tried the potion on her sooner, had not Master George been her taster.

Some authors say that it was given him as he was feasting with the priests in the Capitol, by the eunuch Halotus, his taster.

This taster for the public sat up with the book till four o'clock in the morning, alternately weeping and laughing.