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Ragged : Rough shaggy
or uneven.
Rains/Rainy : North Indian Teas produced during
monsoons.
Raspberry : Flavour akin to raspberry.
Raw : Immature.
Rich : Mellow liquor abundant in quality and
thickness.
Round : Full smooth liquor .
Scorched : Associated with dryness.
Self - drinking : Palatable in itself not requiring
blending .
Shelly : Shell - like appearance.
Shotty : Well made souchong.
Silky : Smooth and soft texture.
Slatey : Describes colour .
Small : Small size than normal.
Soft : Opposite of brisk .
Soggy : Heavy dull liquor.
Spicy : Character suggestive of spices.
Spongy : Flat : Flaky
Stalky : Excessive stalk
Stewed/Stewy : Incorrectly fired.
Strength/strong : Substance in liquor.
Stylish : Superior appearance
Sweaty : Unpleasant taste .
Taint : Foreign characteristic.
Thick : Opposed to thick.
Thin : Lacking body.
Tippy : Generous tip
Tired : Flat through age.
Toasty : Caused by over firing .
Twist : Imparted during rolling
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