sapid
adjective
sap·id ˈsa-pəd 
1
: having flavor : flavorful
2
archaic : agreeable to the mind
sapidity
sa-ˈpi-də-tē
noun archaic 
Word History
Etymology
Latin sapidus tasty, from sapere to taste — more at sage
First Known Use
1623, in the meaning defined at sense 1
Medical Definition
sapid
adjective
sap·id ˈsap-əd
: affecting the organs of taste : possessing flavor and especially a strong agreeable flavor
sapid
adjective
as in tasty
Synonyms & Similar Words
Relevance
- tasty
- flavorsome
- flavorful
- savory
- tasteful
- savoury
- loathsome
- unpalatable
- unappetizing
- delicious
- piquant
- disgusting
- toothsome
- delectable
- distasteful
- cloying
- appetizing
- spicy
- mawkish
- sickening
- palatable
- flavored
- rich
- seasoned
- keen
- heavy
Antonyms & Near Antonyms
- insipid
- tasteless
- flat
- unsavory
- thin
- weak
- bland
- dead
- flavorless
- watery
- dilute
- savorless
- plain
- unflavored
- more than anything
- more than just a pretty face
- more than likely
- more than meets the eye
- more than one pair of hands
- more than someone can shake a stick at
- more than the sum of its parts
- more to the point
- more's the pity
- Moreau
- Morecambe
- mored
- moreen
- moreens
- moreish
- morel
- Morelia
- morelles
- morello
- morellos
- Morelos
- Morelos orange worm
- morels
- morencite
- morendo