piquant

a piquant bit of news

an incisive and piquant style of writing;

The piquant aroma of spices filled the kitchen.

She added a piquant touch to her outfit with a colorful scarf.

The piquant flavor of the dish left a lasting impression on me.

His piquant remarks often stirred up controversy.

The piquant salsa added a spicy kick to the tacos.

She has a piquant wit that keeps everyone entertained.

The piquant gossip spread quickly through the office.

The piquant flavor of the cheese paired perfectly with the wine.

The piquant dressing gave the salad a zesty flavor.

His piquant sense of humor always lightens the mood.

Or is it just aesthetically piquant techno-religion?

Often a drop of irony into an indifferent situation renders the whole piquant.

Or somebody speaks with a little bit of a piquant attitude.

Oh! a mystery is it? I cried, rubbing my hands. This is very piquant.

You could say: " The woman is dressed in a piquant way."

" Oh, Signorina" ! He laughed, as if he found her piquant and amusing.

You can't blame poor Arthur—she's quite a piquant looking little person.

They may be piquant enough at times.

They looked a pair of extremely piquant children.

But it's piquant, cozy and hearty in exactly the same satisfying way.