flavory

[fley-vuh-ree]

adjective

1. rich in flavor, as a tea.

Word History and Origins

Origin of flavory¹

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

Example Sentences

I said, “Let’s take the four train downtown. I know a really flavory food truck that sells arepas. We can sit in Union Square and eat ’em.”

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

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

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

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

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Related Words

• appetizing 
• delectable 
• flavorful 
• luscious 
• pungent 
• savory 
• spicy 
• yummy