| DEVOURING | • devouring v. Present participle of devour. • devouring n. The act by which something is devoured. • DEVOUR v. to eat voraciously. | 
| FAVOURING | • favouring v. Present participle of favour. • FAVOUR v. to regard with goodwill, also FAVOR. | 
| SAVOURING | • savouring v. Present participle of savour. • savouring n. Alternative form of savoring. • SAVOUR v. to taste or smell with pleasure, also SAVOR. | 
| FLAVOURING | • flavouring n. Britain standard spelling of flavoring. • flavouring v. Present participle of flavour. • FLAVOURING n. something that adds flavour. | 
| DEVOURINGLY | • devouringly adv. In a devouring manner; rapaciously, consumingly. • DEVOURING adv. DEVOUR, to eat voraciously. | 
| FAVOURINGLY | • favouringly adv. In a favouring way. • FAVOURING adv. FAVOUR, to regard with goodwill, also FAVOR. | 
| FLAVOURINGS | • flavourings n. Plural of flavouring. • FLAVOURING n. something that adds flavour. | 
| SAVOURINESS | • savouriness n. Alternative form of savoriness. • SAVOURINESS n. the state of being savoury. | 
| DISFAVOURING | • disfavouring v. Present participle of disfavour. • DISFAVOUR v. to disesteem, also DISFAVOR. | 
| ENDEAVOURING | • endeavouring v. Present participle and gerund of endeavour. • endeavouring n. Alternative form of endeavoring. • ENDEAVOUR v. to try, also ENDEAVOR. | 
| OUTSAVOURING | • OUTSAVOUR v. to exceed in savouring, also OUTSAVOR. | 
| OVERFAVOURING | • overfavouring v. Present participle of overfavour. • OVERFAVOUR v. to favour excessively. | 
| SAVOURINESSES | • SAVOURINESS n. the state of being savoury. | 
| UNSAVOURINESS | • unsavouriness n. Alternative spelling of unsavoriness. • UNSAVOURINESS n. the state of being unsavoury. | 
| UNSAVOURINESSES | • UNSAVOURINESS n. the state of being unsavoury. |