1. Meat will readily taint in close weather.

2. The taint Bandaid is only partially Bandaid

3. Such is the taint in us.

4. Rancid oil will taint the flavour.

5. Detesting the evil taint of Bhaal, Balthazar

6. Bad books will taint the young mind.

7. The warm weather will taint the food.

8. Moral taint has spread among young people.

9. No taint of dishonor ever touched him.

10. Corked wine is a term for a wine that has become contaminated with cork taint. Cork taint is not simply the taste of a cork

11. There seems to be a taint of drunkenness in his family.

12. William Wallace, you stand in taint of high treason.

13. I understood the taint that adheres to everything domestic.

14. The enquiry cleared him of any taint of suspicion/dishonesty.

15. Everything possible should be done to free them from the economic taint.

16. Her government never really shook off the taint of corruption.

17. The taint of politics in conservation is not peculiar to the federal agencies.

18. Such a thing would ruin my husband, and taint my father's name.

19. The city has suffered for many years under the taint of corruption.

20. Contaminate, taint, pollute, and defile mean to make impure or unclean

21. A Corked wine is one that has been contaminated with cork taint, and this contamination gives off a very distinct smell and taste. Cork taint occurs in a small percentage of all natural corks

22. Then, slowly, he began to take a terrible joy in his taint.

23. There are two common wine faults with Wine, cork taint and oxidation.

24. She could smell the taint of sin in the most innocent of passions.

25. Another word for Contaminate: pollute, infect, stain, corrupt, taint Collins English Thesaurus

26. Neither were judicial and court officials free from the taint of corruption.

27. Morari Medical, the company behind the taint Bandaid, had a fairly minimalistic booth.

28. By age thirty, $ 500, 000-and that sum had the taint of the mediocre.

29. 50 synonyms for Besmirch: tarnish, damage, soil, stain, smear, taint, blacken, daub, slander, sully

30. 12 But the scruples would spawn in his head, giving a cynical taint to his image of himself.

31. 13 synonyms for Attaint: black eye, blemish, blot, onus, spot, stain, stigma, taint, tarnish, disgrace

32. And did you ever consider that your disapproval of her faith might taint your ability to represent her properly?

33. Keep away from strong smells ( paints, solvents, cleaning fluids , etc ) that could taint the wine. Sentencedict.com

34. What we smell with cork taint is mould , smelly socks cabbage or a wet hessian bag - phew!

35. From the taint of sadism, the hint of superiority, the woman evidently wanted her to fail.

36. City fortress taint emptily and nor person, the public after scattering in disorder all escapes everywhere.

37. But the scruples would spawn in his head, giving a cynical taint to his image of himself.

38. 11 From the taint of sadism, the hint of superiority, the woman evidently wanted her to fail.

39. Mixed in with most of the words in Englishand very likely every other language-is some taint of liking or disliking.

40. The cursings and obscenities that taint the air and Brutalize life elsewhere, were in this quaint old settlement unknown

41. Economists often assume that markets are inert, that they do not touch or taint the goods they exchange.

42. 24 They have an extraordinary capability to taint food where they form compounds with fats which are detectable in parts per billion.

43. At the time, the taint Bandaid was more concept than actual product—as are many gadgets shown off at CES

44. The tender of a ship or of a locomotive is the attender, and taint is aphetic for Attaint, Fr

45. How does the verb Contaminate contrast with its synonyms? Some common synonyms of Contaminate are defile, pollute, and taint

46. In part by the judicial process of disfellowshipping those who would taint the congregation.—1 Corinthians 5:9-13.

47. And we note this with sadness, because in functioning organizations these toxins need never become potent enough to taint performance.

48. They have an extraordinary capability to taint food where they form compounds with fats which are detectable in parts per billion.

49. Bracketing is a method used in qualitative research to mitigate the potentially deleterious effects of preconceptions that may taint the research process

50. 1 Character Sheet for Aberrants 2 Starting Points 2.1 Starting Points (Stronger W/ More Taint) 2.2 Starting Points (Weaker W/ Less Taint) 3 Calculated Skills 4 Quantum derived traits 5 Costs 5.1 Experience Points 5.2 Nova Points Attributes 7/5/3 Skills 13/9/6 Nova Points 30 (Spent the same as

51. Judge William Fraser, who is Montpelier's city manager, held one up using the tip of a pen, like a crime scene investigator trying not to taint the evidence.

52. The bacterium is transmitted to humans in part by bovine feces, which can taint water used to irrigate crops and can also Contaminate meat through improper food handling during processing.

53. There are also several similar words to Attaint in our dictionary, which are Blemish, Blot, Disgrace, Dishonor, Humiliation, Ignominy, Shame, Spot, Stigma, Taint, Tarnish, Black Eye and Black Mark

54. Middle English (in the sense ‘touch, reach, attain’): from obsolete Attaint (adjective), from Old French ataint, ateint, past participle of ateindre ‘bring to justice’ (see attain); influenced in meaning by taint.

55. ‘The paramount reason for the move away from cork is the problem of cork taint (or 'Corked' wine).’ ‘Poor cork storage conditions can dramatically increase the incidence of Corked wines.’

56. Bedell, 2, page 144: and well considered, me thinks this is one of the most Censurable parts of this licentiousnesse, in regard it laboureth to taint the whole body of conversation, as it corrupteth the

57. The untrusted data is referred to as tainted data, while the code ensuring that the data is not malicious is called a sanitizer, and is often said to clean the taint.

58. ‘The Buddhists and Brahmanists teach that the man's individuality is not secured until he has passed through and become disembarrassed of the last of these groups, the final vestige of earthly taint.’

59. Specific instances in which a Beat issue can arise include the following: Offshore Investor taints the investee company – an Offshore Investor and its Affiliates can “taint” a new investee company, thereby subjecting the new investee company to Beat

60. Time to say goodbye to cork taint In a taste test with pinot noir and chardonnay, consumers couldn't discern whether wines had been capped with natural Corks or screw caps, scientists reported March 25.

61. • Corked is British slang for drunk, intoxicated • Having acquired an unpleasant taste from the cork • (of wine) tainted in flavor by a cork containing excess tannin • A term referring to a bottle that is suffering from the taint of TCA

62. In Roman Catholic doctrine, immaculate conception refers to the notion that Mary, the mother of Christ, was Conceived free from original sin (the taint of sin that all of the rest of humanity carries from the moment of conception as the result of

63. There are many synonyms of Blackguarded which include Asperse, Befoul, Besmirch, Blacken, Blackguard, Blister, Calumniate, Defame, Defile, Denigrate, Discolor, Hit, Libel, Malign, Pan, Rap, Scorch, Slam, Slander, Slur, Sully, Taint, Traduce, Vilify, Give A Black Eye, Rip Up, Sling Mud, Drag Through Mud, etc.

64. Some common synonyms of Chaste are decent, modest, and pure. While all these words mean "free from all taint of what is lewd or salacious," Chaste primarily implies a refraining from acts or even thoughts or desires that are not virginal or not sanctioned by marriage vows

65. This sudden change in the principles of a nation would be a curious morsel in the history of man.—We have some names of note here who have Apostatised from the true faith: but they are few indeed, and the body of our citizens are pure and insusceptible of taint in their republicanism

66. Assiduous (adj.) "attentive, devoted, constant in application," 1530s, from Latin assiduus "attending; continually present, incessant; busy; constant," from assidere / adsidere "to sit down to, sit by" (thus "be constantly occupied" at one's work); from ad "to" (see ad-) + sedere "to sit," from PIE root *sed-(1) "to sit." The word acquired a taint of "servile" in 18c.

67. En efecto, Trotsky es Anatema en estos círculos intelectuales.: Indeed, Trotsky is anathema in these intellectual circles.: Estaba Manchado, y la mancha era Anatema para los Grulla.: He was Tainted, and Taint was anathema to the Crane.: Usted debe quitar la "Anatema" de su vida.You must remove the "accursed thing" from your life.Por lo tanto, Josué debe conducir el pueblo para destruir el