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sapor
[ sey-per, -pawr ]
/ ˈseɪ pər, -pɔr /
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noun
the quality in a substance that affects the sense of taste; savor; flavor.
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Also British, sa·pour .
Origin of sapor
From Latin, dating back to 1470–80; see origin at savor
Words nearby sapor
saponaria, saponification number, saponify, saponin, saponite, sapor, sap orchard, saporific, saporous, sapota, sapotaceous
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British Dictionary definitions for sapor
sapor
/ (ˈseɪpɔː, -pə) /
noun
rare the quality in a substance that is perceived by the sense of taste; flavour
Derived forms of sapor
saporific or saporous, adjectiveWord Origin for sapor
C15: from Latin: savour
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