visible, audible, palpable...
English translation: tasty, smelly
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| 08:19 Aug 27, 2004 |
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| 4 | tasty/smelly |
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| 4 | tasteable, smellable |
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| 3 | scentable, tasteable |
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6 mins confidence: 
tasty/smelly Explanation: tasty = having a pleasant flavour, pleasing to the tase smelly = having a bad smell -------------------------------------------------- Note added at 6 mins (2004-08-27 08:25:52 GMT) -------------------------------------------------- typo: taste |
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11 mins confidence:
tasteable, smellable Explanation: OXFORD CONCISE DICTIONARY As for palpable, I would prefer using "tangible". |
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11 mins confidence:
scentable, tasteable Explanation: "tasteable" really exists - see Oxford Concise under "Taste". "scentable" just an educated guess, but with the odd Google hit. |
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