IPA: /ˈtɑːrtɪʃ/
KK: /tɑrtɪʃ/
Having a slightly sharp or sour taste; also can refer to something that suggests a provocative or flashy style.
The dessert had a tartish flavor that made it refreshing.
Comparative: more tartish
Superlative: most tartish
Tartish → The word 'tartish' is derived from 'tart' (from Old French *tarte*, meaning a pastry or pie) and the suffix '-ish' (meaning somewhat or having the quality of). Thus, 'tartish' refers to something that has a somewhat tart flavor or quality, like a pie that is not overly sweet.
Think of 'tart' as a flavor that is sharp or sour, and '-ish' suggests that something is somewhat like that. So, 'tartish' means having a flavor that is a bit tart.