pretastes
/ˈpriˌteɪsts/
noun
- A small sample or experience of something before it is fully available or occurs.
- The trailer gave us a pretaste of the movie's thrilling action.
- The early spring flowers were a pretaste of the warmer weather to come.
- She offered a pretaste of the new recipe at the party.
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verb
- To sample or experience something in advance.
- The critic pretastes each dish before writing a review.
- She pretastes the new software to find any bugs.
- He pretastes the soup before serving it to guests.