distaste (not pre-Eliz.; 2, 3 not pre-S.)
1.
to have
no taste for, disrelish, dislike Troil. II. ii. 66, Lr. I. iii. 15 (Qq
“dislike”).
2.
to offend the taste,
cause disgust
Troil. IV. iv. 48
“D-ing”
(Ff) “with the salt of
broken tears,”
Oth. III. iii. 328.
3.
to render distasteful
Troil. II. ii. 123
“her brainsick raptures
Cannot
the goodness of a quarrel,”
IV. iv. 48
“D-d”
(Qq) “with the salt of
broken tears.”
