| DISAVOWS | • disavows v. Third-person singular simple present indicative form of disavow. • DISAVOW v. to disclaim responsibility for. |
| OUTSAVOR | • OUTSAVOR v. (US) to surpass in savor, also OUTSAVOUR. |
| SAVORERS | • savorers n. Plural of savorer. • SAVORER n. one that savors, also SAVOURER. |
| SAVORIER | • savorier adj. Comparative form of savory: more savory. • SAVORY adj. (US) savoury. |
| SAVORIES | • savories n. Plural of savory. • SAVORY n. a kind of herb. |
| SAVORILY | • savorily adv. (American spelling) Alternative form of savourily. • SAVORY adv. (US) savoury. |
| SAVORING | • savoring v. Present participle of savor. • savoring n. The act by which something is savored. • SAVOR v. to taste or smell with pleasure, also SAVOUR. |
| SAVOROUS | • savorous adj. Flavorful. • savorous adj. Savory, tasty. • SAVOROUS adj. savoury, pleasant to the taste or smell. |
| SAVOURED | • savoured v. Simple past tense and past participle of savour. • SAVOUR v. to taste or smell with pleasure, also SAVOR. |
| SAVOURER | • savourer n. One who savours or smacks of something; one who favours or takes pleasure in something. • SAVOURER n. one that savors, also SAVORER. |
| SAVOURLY | • savourly adj. Alternative form of savorly. • savourly adv. Alternative form of savorly. • SAVOURLY adv. (obsolete) with relish, feelingly. |
| SAVOYARD | • savoyard n. Ladyfinger cookie. • Savoyard n. A native or resident of Savoy. • Savoyard prop.n. The dialect spoken in Savoy (Savoie and Haute-Savoie in France, canton of Valais in Switzerland, and… |
| UNSAVORY | • unsavory adj. Not savory; without flavor. • unsavory adj. Of bad taste; distasteful. • unsavory adj. Making an activity undesirable. |