tart

Words with a similar base: tart

'tart'

[prostitute.n.01] as in: a woman who engages in sexual intercourse for money

prostitute, prostitute, cocotte, whore, whore, whore, tart, tart, lemony, sharp, cypriot, cyprian, cyprian, mistress, working_girl

prostitute, prostitute, prostitution, whore, whore, whore, bawdry, bawdy

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woman, entity

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demimondaine, camp_follower, call_girl, comfort_woman, streetwalker, white_slave

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charwoman, civilian, woman, womanhood

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'tart'

[tart.n.02] as in: a small open pie with a fruit filling

prostitute, tart, tart, lemony, sharp

tartlet

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pie, entity

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apple_tart, tartlet, lobster_tart, quiche

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'tart'

[tart.n.03] as in: a pastry cup with a filling of fruit or custard and no top crust

prostitute, tart, tart, lemony, sharp

tartlet

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pastry, entity

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apple_tart

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'tart'

[lemony.s.01] as in: tasting sour like a lemon

lemony, prostitute, tart, tart, sharp

sour, lemon, gamboge, lemon, lemon, lemon, nip, tang, relish, bladderwrack, serrated_wrack, tang, sea_tangle, sour, acerbity, bitterness

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lemony

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dark, dry, false, off, piquant, salty, sour, sourness

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'tart'

[sharp.s.05] as in: harsh

Examples:
sharp criticism
a sharp-worded exchange
a tart remark

sharp, sharp, crisp, acuate, acute, astute, sharp, shrill, abrupt, sharp, sharp, sharp, sharp, sharp, sharply, prostitute, tart, tart, lemony

unpleasant, acuteness, edge, pungency, sharpness, sharpness, distinctness, asperity, sour, acerbity, bitterness

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sharp

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abnormal, abrupt, acuate, acute, acuteness, affected, alert, apartment, artificial, asperity, astute, bland, bouncy, bright, brightness, brilliantly, categoric, compressed, contrasty, crisp, directly, discreteness, distinctness, edge, fitness, flashiness, flat, flatcar, focus, full_of_life, hardness, indirectly, lifelike, lively, luminosity, natural, otherness, pungency, seaworthiness, severity, sharp, sharpen, sharply, sharpness, shrill, supernatural, two-dimensional, undimmed, unfeelingness, unnatural, unpleasant, volume

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Origins

					tart (English)
└── tarte (Old French (842-ca. 1400))

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