savour or (N American) savor /sāˈvər/

1. Taste
2. Odour
3. The distinctive quality of something
4. Flavour
5. Relish
6. A hint or trace
7. Repute (Bible)

1. To taste or smell (with of)
2. To have a flavour
3. To have a suggestion (with of)

1. To flavour, season
2. To taste, smell
3. To be conscious of
4. To relish
5. To taste with conscious direction of the attention

sāˈvorous adjective (rare)

Pleasant to the taste

sāˈvoured adjective

Having a savour

sāˈvourily adverb

sāˈvouriness noun

sāˈvourless adjective

sāˈvourly adverb (obsolete)

1. Relishingly
2. Feelingly
3. Understandingly

sāˈvoury adjective

1. Of good savour or relish
2. Fragrant
3. Having savour or relish
4. Appetizing
5. Salty, piquant or spiced, opp to sweet (also figurative)
6. Morally pleasing, respectable
7. Savouring of edification or holiness (archaic)

A savoury course or dish or small item of food

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• make sense of
• make sheep's eyes at
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• make short work of
• make so free as to
• make someone one's ape
• make someone's acquaintance
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• make someone's hackles rise
• make someone's hair curl
• make someone's hair stand on end
• make someone welcome