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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
(v. t.) To give
flavor
to; to add
something
(as salt or a
spice)
to, to give
character
or
zest..
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Stale
::
Stale (v. i.) Vapid or
tasteless
from age;
having
lost its life,
spirit,
and
flavor,
from being long kept; as, stale
beer..
Dilute
::
Dilute
(v. t.) To
diminish
the
strength,
flavor,
color,
etc., of, by
mixing;
to
reduce,
especially
by the
addition
of
water;
to
temper;
to
attenuate;
to
weaken..
Burgundy
::
Burgundy
(n.) A
richly
flavored
wine,
mostly
red, made in
Burgundy,
France..
Cocktail
::
Cocktail
(n.) A
beverage
made of
brandy,
whisky,
or gin, iced,
flavored,
and
sweetened..
Flavor
::
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..
Pennyroyal
::
Pennyroyal
(n.) An
aromatic
herb
(Mentha
Pulegium)
of
Europe;
also, a North
American
plant
(Hedeoma
pulegioides)
resembling
it in
flavor..
Rancidity
::
Rancidity
(n.) The
quality
or state of being
rancid;
a
rancid
scent or
flavor,
as of old oil..
Relish
::
Relish
(v. t.) To taste or eat with
pleasure;
to like the
flavor
of; to
partake
of with
gratification;
hence,
to
enjoy;
to be
pleased
with or
gratified
by; to
experience
pleasure
from; as, to
relish
food..
Clary
::
Clary (n.) A plant
(Salvia
sclarea)
of the Sage
family,
used in
flavoring
soups..
Caramel
::
Caramel
(n.) A kind of
confectionery,
usually
a small cube or
square
of
tenacious
paste,
or
candy,
of
varying
composition
and
flavor..
Piment
::
Piment
(n.) Wine
flavored
with spice or
honey.
See
Pigment,
3..
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..
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..
Soup
::
Soup (n.) A
liquid
food of many
kinds,
usually
made by
boiling
meat and
vegetables,
or
either
of them, in
water,
--
commonly
seasoned
or
flavored;
strong
broth..
Grapeless
::
Grapeless
(a.)
Wanting
grapes
or the
flavor
of
grapes.
Savor
::
Savor (a.)
Hence,
specific
flavor
or
quality;
characteristic
property;
distinctive
temper,
tinge,
taint,
and the
like..
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..
Taste
::
Taste (v. i.) To have a
smack;
to
excite
a
particular
sensation,
by which the
specific
quality
or
flavor
is
distinguished;
to have a
particular
quality
or
character;
as, this water
tastes
brackish;
the milk
tastes
of
garlic..
Taste
::
Taste (v. i.) To try food with the
mouth;
to eat or drink a
little
only; to try the
flavor
of
anything;
as, to taste of each kind of
wine..
Decoct
::
Decoct
(v. t.) To
prepare
by
boiling;
to
digest
in hot or
boiling
water;
to
extract
the
strength
or
flavor
of by
boiling;
to make an
infusion
of.
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