Taste Bud
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A sensory organ on the tongue which detects chemicals that give food its taste
Real World Example
Imagine you're at a concert, trying to pick out your friend's voice amongst the noise of the crowd. Just like your ears and brain work together to distinguish your friend's voice from the cacophony, your taste buds detect specific chemicals in food amidst a variety of flavors. In this analogy, your ears are like taste buds, identifying distinct signals (chemicals in food) and sending them to your brain, which interprets these signals as different tastes, much like it identifies familiar voices in a noisy environment.
Practice Version
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