1. to taste beforehand; to sample or experience in advance
Usage: third person singular present tense of 'pretaste'

1. a taste or experience of something before the full or actual occurrence; a foretaste
Usage: plural form of 'pretaste'

Examples

• The chef pretastes each dish before it leaves the kitchen.
• The free sample pretastes the full product experience.
• These early reviews pretastes what critics will say about the film.
• The warm breeze pretastes the arrival of spring.
• She pretastes the wine to ensure its quality.
• The opening scene pretastes the drama to come in the novel.