IPA: /ˈtʃæri/
KK: /ˈtʃæri/
Describing something that has a taste or flavor reminiscent of burnt wood.
The wine had a charry flavor that reminded me of a campfire.
The word 'charry' originates from the Old English 'ceor', meaning to burn or scorch. It describes something that is burnt or has a charred appearance.
Think of something that has been 'burnt' ('ceor') to remember that 'charry' refers to something that looks burnt or scorched.