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flavory

American  
[fley-vuh-ree] / ˈfleɪ və ri /

adjective

  1. rich in flavor, as a tea.


Etymology

Origin of flavory

First recorded in 1720–30; flavor + -y 1

Example Sentences

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“In Mexico, everything is extremely flavory. It is spicy and hot,” Gutierrez said.

From Washington Times

The lower-altitude coffees are light in cup, but flavory.

From Project Gutenberg

Medium flinty bean; lighter in body; flavory, acid.

From Project Gutenberg

Small flinty bean, extremely acid and flavory, produced in the highest altitudes of the Antigua, Moran, and Amatitlan districts.2.

From Project Gutenberg

When cake or other food is not flavory: Salt should have been added to the Crisco, for Crisco contains no salt.

From Project Gutenberg