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Definition of flavored - Reverso English Dictionary
Adjective
1.
added tasteUS enhanced with a specific flavorUS
- The water is fruit flavored.
2.
qualityUS imbued with a particular quality or characteristicUS
- The story is flavored with humor.
Expressions with flavored
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tasting or smelling like strawberries
I bought some strawberry-flavored gum.
having a strong taste or smell
The cheese was strong-flavored and pungent.
having a taste like sugar or honey
The sweet-flavored candy was a hit at the party.
tasting or smelling like anise
The anise-flavored cookies were popular at the party.
tasting like chocolate but not made from real chocolate
This chocolate-flavored ice cream is delicious!
tasting like or having the flavor of coffee
I love coffee-flavored ice cream.
tasting or smelling like fruit
This fruit-flavored candy is very sweet.
having a strong and rich taste
The cheese is full-flavored and pairs well with wine.
tasting like lemon or having lemon taste
I love lemon-flavored candy.
tasting or smelling like an orange fruit
I love orange-flavored candy.
Origin of flavored
English, flavor (taste) + ed (having)
Terms with flavored included in their meaning
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sweet
candy flavored with mint
food
ice cream flavored with chocolate
candy
chewing gum that is black in color, often licorice-flavored
hygiene
small flavored candy to freshen breath
cooking
mild onion-flavored seasoning
food topping
sweet chocolate-flavored paste for spreading on bread or toast
bakery
sweet bread flavored with cinnamon spice
dessert topping
coconut-flavored whipped cream
food
sweet, often cinnamon-flavored pastry served with coffee
beverage
type of tea flavored with fruit extracts
food
type of sausage flavored with garlic
alcohol
strong liquor flavored with juniper berries
food
cake flavored with green tea
sweets
soft, chewy candy often fruit-flavored
candy
yellow lemon-flavored candy shaped like a lemon
confectionery
candy flavored with licorice extract
food
sweet flavored with mint
condiment
green jelly flavored with mint
food
bread flavored with pieces of onion or onion seasoning
beverages
non-carbonated orange-flavored drink, often with juice
drink
sugary orange-flavored beverage, sometimes carbonated
food
ice cream flavored with fresh peaches
confectionery
candy flavored with peppermint oil
food
cake flavored or filled with pineapple
Examples of flavored in a sentence
The cake is chocolate flavored. The speech was flavored with optimism. Her writing is flavored with nostalgia.
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- French:aromatisé, teinté, ...
- German:aromatisiert, gewürzt, ...
- Italian:aromatizzato, intriso, ...
- Spanish:sazonado, impregnado de, ...
- Portuguese:enriquecido com sabor, caracterizado, ...
- Chinese:加味的, 有特色的, ...
- Japanese:フルーツ風味の, 風味のある, ...
- Arabic:مُنَكَّه, مُشَبَّع, ...
- Hebrew:בְּטַעַם, רָווּי, ...
- Russian:с фруктовым вкусом, наполненный, ...
- Ukrainian:покращений смаком, наповнений, ...
- Hindi:स्वादयुक्त, स्वादिष्ट, ...
Definition of flavor - Reverso English Dictionary
Noun
1.
tasteUS quality produced by taste and smell togetherUS
- The flavor of the soup was rich and savory.
2.
flavoringUS substance used to produce a specific tasteUS
- Vanilla is a popular flavor in desserts.
3.
atmosphereUS general atmosphere of a place or situationUS
- The festival had a lively flavor.
4.
physicsTECH. US one of the six types of quarksTECH. US
- The top flavor is a type of quark.
Verb
1.
cookingUS enhance the taste of somethingUS
- The chef flavored the dish with spices.
2.
impart characterUS give a distinctive quality or atmosphere toUS
- The experience flavored his view of the city..
Expressions with flavor
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distinctive character of a location, shown in customs, food or mood
The street music gives the city its local flavor.
fat enhances taste
In culinary school, students learn that fat is flavor.
something popular for a short time
That band is just the flavor of the month.
something popular for a short time
That band is just the flavor of the week.
temporary interest or fad
Yoga was today's flavor last year, now it's all about pilates.
make food taste better
She added some flavor to the soup with fresh herbs.
liquid made to give a certain taste to food or drinks
Add a teaspoon of flavor extract to the cake batter.
substance added to food to improve its taste
Monosodium glutamate is a popular flavor enhancer in many cuisines..
situation where taste becomes uninteresting from overconsumption
After weeks of chicken salad, she experienced flavor fatigue.
additional text for atmosphere or humor
The flavor text on the website made the instructions more fun to read.
Origin of flavor
Latin, flatus (blow) + Old French, flaor (smell)
Examples of flavor in a sentence
Each flavor in the dish was perfectly balanced. Chocolate flavor is often added to coffee. Mint flavor is refreshing in summer drinks. The city's unique flavor attracted many tourists. The restaurant's decor added a cozy flavor to the dining experience. Physicists study the flavor of quarks to understand particle interactions.
Each flavor of quark has unique properties. She flavored the soup with fresh herbs. They flavored the cake with vanilla extract. Her stories flavored the evening with excitement. The chef's skills flavored the entire meal.
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- French:saveur, assaisonner, ...
- German:Geschmack, würzen, ...
- Italian:sapore, insaporire, ...
- Spanish:sabor, sazonar, ...
- Portuguese:sabor, realçar o sabor, ...
- Chinese:味道, 调味, ...
- Japanese:風味, 味付けする, ...
- Arabic:نَكْهَة, نَكَّهَ, ...
- Hebrew:טַעַם, לְתַבֵּל, ...
- Russian:вкус, приправить, ...
- Ukrainian:смак, покращувати смак, ...
- Hindi:स्वाद, स्वाद बढ़ाना, ...
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