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Definition of flavor
Thanks for using this online dictionary, we have been helping millions of people improve their use of the english language with its free online services. English definition of flavor is as below...
Flavor
(n.) That which
imparts
to
anything
a
peculiar
odor or
taste,
gratifying
to the sense of
smell,
or the nicer
perceptions
of the
palate;
a
substance
which
flavors..
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Sapid
::
Sapid (a.)
Having
the power of
affecting
the
organs
of
taste;
possessing
savor,
or
flavor..
Saporific
::
Saporific
(a.)
Having
the power to
produce
the
sensation
of
taste;
producing
taste,
flavor,
or
relish..
Sage
::
Sage (n.) A
suffruticose
labiate
plant
(Salvia
officinalis)
with
grayish
green
foliage,
much used in
flavoring
meats,
etc. The name is often
extended
to the whole
genus,
of which many
species
are
cultivated
for
ornament,
as the
scarlet
sage, and
Mexican
red and blue
sage..
Rancidity
::
Rancidity
(n.) The
quality
or state of being
rancid;
a
rancid
scent or
flavor,
as of old oil..
Leek
::
Leek (n.) A plant of the genus
Allium
(A.
Porrum),
having
broadly
linear
succulent
leaves
rising
from a loose
oblong
cylindrical
bulb. The
flavor
is
stronger
than that of the
common
onion..
Rummy
::
Rummy (a.) Of or
pertaining
to rum;
characteristic
of rum; as a rummy
flavor.
Wormwood
::
Wormwood
(n.) A
composite
plant
(Artemisia
Absinthium),
having
a
bitter
and
slightly
aromatic
taste,
formerly
used as a tonic and a
vermifuge,
and to
protect
woolen
garments
from
moths.
It gives the
peculiar
flavor
to the
cordial
called
absinthe.
The
volatile
oil is a
narcotic
poison.
The term is often
extended
to other
species
of the same
genus..
Flavor
::
Flavor
(n.) That
quality
which gives
character
to any of the
productions
of
literature
or the fine arts.
Sapsago
::
Sapsago
(n.) A kind of Swiss
cheese,
of a
greenish
color,
flavored
with
melilot..
Caramel
::
Caramel
(n.) A kind of
confectionery,
usually
a small cube or
square
of
tenacious
paste,
or
candy,
of
varying
composition
and
flavor..
Waft
::
Waft (n.) An
unpleasant
flavor.
Panade
::
Panade
(n.) Bread
boiled
in water to the
consistence
of pulp, and
sweetened
or
flavored..
Zest
::
Zest (n.) A piece of
orange
or lemon peel, or the
aromatic
oil which may be
squeezed
from such peel, used to give
flavor
to
liquor,
etc..
Noyau
::
Noyau (n.) A
cordial
of
brandy,
etc.,
flavored
with the
kernel
of the
bitter
almond,
or of the peach
stone,
etc..
Sweet
::
Sweet
(superl.)
Having
an
agreeable
taste or
flavor
such as that of
sugar;
saccharine;
--
opposed
to sour and
bitter;
as, a sweet
beverage;
sweet
fruits;
sweet
oranges..
Flavorous
::
Flavorous
(a.)
Imparting
flavor;
pleasant
to the taste or
smell;
sapid.
Kummel
::
Kummel
(n.) A
Russian
and
German
liqueur,
consisting
of a
sweetened
spirit
flavored
with
caraway
seeds..
Peach
::
Peach (n.) A
well-known
high-flavored
juicy
fruit,
containing
one or two seeds in a hard
almond-like
endocarp
or
stone;
also, the tree which bears it
(Prunus,
/
Amygdalus
Persica).
In the wild stock the fruit is hard and
inedible..
Taste
::
Taste (n.) The one of the five
senses
by which
certain
properties
of
bodies
(called
their
taste,
savor,
flavor)
are
ascertained
by
contact
with the
organs
of
taste..
Flavored
::
Flavored
(a.)
Having
a
distinct
flavor;
as,
high-flavored
wine..
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