flavorful

[fley-ver-fuhl]

adjective

1. full of flavor; tasty.

Other Word Forms

• flavorfully adverb

Word History and Origins

Origin of flavorful¹

First recorded in 1925–30; flavor + -ful

Example Sentences

As a result, the combination of spice and tea makes this chewy, nutty, and buttery treat even more flavorful and warm, like a cozy blanket or a comforting embrace with each bite.

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Fruit breeders across the country have been racing to create crispier, more flavorful apples that will capture consumer loyalty like the Honeycrisp—but are easier to grow.

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The goal is contrast and bite — something tender, savory and flavorful to pair with your fries and cheese — so each forkful hits all the right notes without requiring hours in the kitchen.

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Every bite was bold, flavorful, and deeply satisfying, with plenty of leftovers that easily stretch into a second meal.

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It’s fizzy, crisp and flavorful — simply put, it’s got everything you’d want in a summer beverage!

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Related Words

• delicious 
• savory