intransitive. To have a (specified) flavour or taste; to smack (in some way).

? To taste, or ? to ‘rise in the stomach’.

intransitive. Of food, liquor, etc.: To taste (well or ill); to have a (specified) taste or flavour; to taste or savour of something.

intransitive. To have a (certain) taste.

Of food or drink. intransitive. To taste a specified way; (also) to have a pleasing or agreeable taste. Also with to. Obsolete.

To have a character or quality of some kind, to ‘taste of’, ‘smell of’ (intransitive and transitive).

intransitive. Of a substance: To have a taste of a specified or implied kind; to produce a certain taste in the mouth; to have a taste or flavour of.

intransitive. To have a specified taste, relish, or flavour; to taste in a particular way. Also figurative and in figurative contexts. Obsolete.

intransitive with passive force (chiefly with adj. or adv.): To have a certain consistence of flavour when eaten.

intransitive. To have a specified flavour when drunk.

intransitive. To savour of. Obsolete.

intr. To have a ‘nip’; to taste of. Obs.