saltish

All kinds of insects are swarming in the putrid fluid, and a saltish bitter adds to its nauseating flavor.

The city is also famous for an eatable which is called "Tangri" which is saltish in taste.

They are somewhat saltish in taste, but are indiscernible when dissolved in drink such as soft drinks, distilled beverage, or beer."

In its many variations of form it has an extremely wide distribution in the northern hemisphere of the Old World, occurring mostly in saltish soils.

Even those which are placed at a greater distance are injured by the east winds; and, after violent storms in the spring, a saltish taste is perceptible on their bark."

Near by is a quay, at the side of an estuary, and here the scenery becomes melancholy and fiat; expanses of mud, saltish commons, the marsh-birds crying.

He held up a bottle of pink liquid and read the label: "Chinchalok is a delicious sauce that's slightly saltish and pungent and considered to be a gourmet's delight by local fisher folk."

The best desserts should come in the form bitter-sweet treats like chocolate amer though I personally think that nothing can match a green tea ice cream (which can feel sometimes slightly saltish, brackish and tannin-laden)

As it happened, the place was a kind of hunter's paradise, since every kind of game, large and small, came to the water to drink at night, and in the daytime browsed upon the saltish grass that at this season of the year grew plentifully upon the edge of the wilderness.