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ESLPod_0326_WE_0327 Finding the Right Wine In this podcast, the word "tart" means sour, or having a sour or acidic taste: "These candies are so tart that the children make funny faces while eating them." Or, "The green apples on that tree are so tart that even the birds won't eat them!" At a bakery or restaurant, a "tart" is a dessert like a small pie, usually filled with fruit: "This apple-peach tart is delicious with ice cream!" When someone speaks "tartly," it means that he or she speaks angrily, quickly, or sharply because he or she is annoyed or frustrated about something: "When the boy asked a very basic question, the teacher replied tartly, saying, 'If you had been paying attention, you would already know the answer."

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ESLPod 326 tart Food + Drink

Id	ESLPod_0326_WE_0327
Episode Id	ESLPod 326
Episode Title	Finding the Right Wine
Phrase	tart
Text	In this podcast, the word "tart" means sour, or having a sour or acidic taste: "These candies are so tart that the children make funny faces while eating them." Or, "The green apples on that tree are so tart that even the birds won't eat them!" At a bakery or restaurant, a "tart" is a dessert like a small pie, usually filled with fruit: "This apple-peach tart is delicious with ice cream!" When someone speaks "tartly," it means that he or she speaks angrily, quickly, or sharply because he or she is annoyed or frustrated about something: "When the boy asked a very basic question, the teacher replied tartly, saying, 'If you had been paying attention, you would already know the answer."
Topics	Food + Drink

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