1. somewhat acrid or sharp in taste or smell
Usage: technical

Examples

• The subacrid smoke from the campfire made her eyes water slightly.
• The wine had a subacrid aftertaste that lingered on the palate.
• The subacrid fumes from the chemical reaction required proper ventilation.
• His subacrid comment left an uncomfortable tension in the room.
• The subacrid smell of burning leaves filled the autumn air.
• The cheese developed a subacrid flavor after aging for several months.