tasty

B2 · Upper Intermediate Informal · Slang

adj. physically attractive or appealing to look at.

adj. physically or sexually attractive. Informal in register and often considered objectifying depending on context.

“He thought the new lead singer in the band was quite tasty.”

“The marketing campaign relied on flashy, tasty visuals to grab the attention of a younger, trend-conscious demographic.”

C1 · Advanced British English · Informal · Slang

adj. able to fight well or likely to be violent.

adj. possessing formidable fighting ability or a propensity for physical confrontation.

“You should be careful with him; I heard he's a bit tasty with his fists.”

“The local pub had a reputation for attracting a tasty crowd on Friday nights, often requiring extra security at the door.”

B1 · Intermediate Countable noun Cooking Informal

n. a small piece of food that tastes very good.

n. a delicious item of food; a treat or snack.

“She brought a box of little tasties to the office to share with her colleagues.”

“The hamper was filled with various savoury tasties, ranging from artisanal cheeses to smoked meats.”