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Definition of flavored
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Flavored
(imp. & p. p.) of
Flavo.
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Snap
::
Snap (v. t.) A thin, crisp cake,
usually
small,
and
flavored
with
ginger;
-- used
chiefly
in the
plural..
Kummel
::
Kummel
(n.) A
Russian
and
German
liqueur,
consisting
of a
sweetened
spirit
flavored
with
caraway
seeds..
Swig
::
Swig (n.) A
beverage
consisting
of warm beer
flavored
with
spices,
lemon,
etc..
Flavored
::
Flavored
(a.)
Having
a
distinct
flavor;
as,
high-flavored
wine..
Sillabub
::
Sillabub
(n.) A dish made by
mixing
wine or cider with milk, and thus
forming
a soft curd; also,
sweetened
cream,
flavored
with wine and
beaten
to a stiff
froth..
Gamy
::
Gamy (a.)
Having
the
flavor
of game, esp. of game kept
uncooked
till near the
condition
of
tainting;
high-flavored..
Sherbet
::
Sherbet
(n.) A
flavored
water ice.
Rich
::
Rich
(superl.)
Abounding
in
agreeable
or
nutritive
qualities;
--
especially
applied
to
articles
of food or drink which are
high-seasoned
or
abound
in
oleaginous
ingredients,
or are
sweet,
luscious,
and
high-flavored;
as, a rich dish; rich cream or soup; rich
pastry;
rich wine or
fruit..
Ice
::
Ice (n.)
Water,
cream,
custard,
etc.,
sweetened,
flavored,
and
artificially
frozen..
Sherbet
::
Sherbet
(n.) A
refreshing
drink,
common
in the East, made of the juice of some
fruit,
diluted,
sweetened,
and
flavored
in
various
ways; as,
orange
sherbet;
lemon
sherbet;
raspberry
sherbet,
etc..
Geneva
::
Geneva
(n.) A
strongly
alcoholic
liquor,
flavored
with
juniper
berries;
-- made in
Holland;
Holland
gin;
Hollands..
Noyau
::
Noyau (n.) A
cordial
of
brandy,
etc.,
flavored
with the
kernel
of the
bitter
almond,
or of the peach
stone,
etc..
Capillaire
::
Capillaire
(n.) Any
simple
sirup
flavored
with
orange
flowers.
Julep
::
Julep (n.) A
refreshing
drink
flavored
with
aromatic
herb.
Sapsago
::
Sapsago
(n.) A kind of Swiss
cheese,
of a
greenish
color,
flavored
with
melilot..
Wassail
::
Wassail
(n.) The
liquor
used for a
wassail;
esp., a
beverage
formerly
much used in
England
at
Christmas
and other
festivals,
made of ale (or wine)
flavored
with
spices,
sugar,
toast,
roasted
apples,
etc.; --
called
also
lamb's
wool..
Alkekengi
::
Alkekengi
(n.) An
herbaceous
plant of the
nightshade
family
(Physalis
alkekengi)
and its
fruit,
which is a well
flavored
berry,
the size of a
cherry,
loosely
inclosed
in a
enlarged
leafy
calyx;
-- also
called
winter
cherry,
ground
cherry,
and
strawberry
tomato..
Panade
::
Panade
(n.) Bread
boiled
in water to the
consistence
of pulp, and
sweetened
or
flavored..
Pecan
::
Pecan (n.) A
species
of
hickory
(Carya
olivaeformis),
growing
in North
America,
chiefly
in the
Mississippi
valley
and in
Texas,
where it is one of the
largest
of
forest
trees;
also, its
fruit,
a
smooth,
oblong
nut, an inch or an inch and a half long, with a thin shell and
well-flavored
meat..
Candy
::
Candy (v. t.) A more or less solid
article
of
confectionery
made by
boiling
sugar or
molasses
to the
desired
consistency,
and than
crystallizing,
molding,
or
working
in the
required
shape.
It is often
flavored
or
colored,
and
sometimes
contains
fruit,
nuts, etc..
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