savoury

adjective

/ˈseɪvəri/

(US English savory)

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tasting of salt; not sweet
- savoury snacks
- What’s in the pastry? Is it sweet or savoury?
Wordfinder
- bitter
- bland
- hot
- pungent
- savoury
- sour
- spicy
- sweet
- tart
- taste
Topics Cooking and eatingc1
having a pleasant taste or smell
- a savoury smell from the kitchen
see also unsavoury
More Like This Words that look like opposites, but aren’t
Words that look like opposites, but aren’t
- different / indifferent
- interested / disinterested
- famous / infamous
- flammable / inflammable
- savoury / unsavoury
- sensible / insensible
- valuable / invaluable

Word OriginMiddle English (in the sense ‘pleasing to the sense of taste or smell’): from Old French savoure ‘tasty, fragrant’, based on Latin sapor ‘taste’.

savoury

noun

/ˈseɪvəri/

(US English savory)

[usually plural]

(plural savouries)

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a small amount of a food with a salty taste, not a sweet one, often served at a party, etc.
Word OriginMiddle English (in the sense ‘pleasing to the sense of taste or smell’): from Old French savoure ‘tasty, fragrant’, based on Latin sapor ‘taste’.

单词	savoury
释义	savoury adjective /ˈseɪvəri/ /ˈseɪvəri/ (US English savory) jump to other results tasting of salt; not sweet savoury snacks What’s in the pastry? Is it sweet or savoury? Wordfinder bitter bland hot pungent savoury sour spicy sweet tart taste Topics Cooking and eatingc1 having a pleasant taste or smell a savoury smell from the kitchen see also unsavoury More Like This Words that look like opposites, but aren’tWords that look like opposites, but aren’t different / indifferent interested / disinterested famous / infamous flammable / inflammable savoury / unsavoury sensible / insensible valuable / invaluable Word OriginMiddle English (in the sense ‘pleasing to the sense of taste or smell’): from Old French savoure ‘tasty, fragrant’, based on Latin sapor ‘taste’. savoury noun /ˈseɪvəri/ /ˈseɪvəri/ (US English savory) [usually plural] (plural savouries) jump to other results a small amount of a food with a salty taste, not a sweet one, often served at a party, etc. Word OriginMiddle English (in the sense ‘pleasing to the sense of taste or smell’): from Old French savoure ‘tasty, fragrant’, based on Latin sapor ‘taste’.
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