1. Derive or receive pleasure from; get enjoyment from; take pleasure in
   - enjoy, bask, relish, savor [US] 
2. Have flavour; taste of something
   - taste, savor [US] 
3. Taste appreciatively
   "savour the soup"
   - savor [US] 
4. Give taste to
   - savor [US]

1. The taste experience when a savoury condiment is taken into the mouth
   - relish, flavor [US], flavour [Brit, Cdn], sapidity, savor [US], smack, nip, tang

Sounds like: savor, saver

Derived forms: savouring, savours, savoured

See also: savouring [Brit, Cdn], savoury [Brit, Cdn]

Type of: flavor [US], flavour [Brit, Cdn], gustatory perception, gustatory sensation, season, taste, taste perception, taste sensation

Encyclopedia: Savour

• in some way
• in someone's way
• in spades
• in spite of
• in spite of appearance
• in stages
• in stock
• in store
• in straitened circumstances
• in stride
• in style
• in tandem
• in that
• in that location
• in that respect
• in the adjacent apartment
• in the adjacent house
• in the air
• in the altogether
• in the bargain
• in the beginning
• in the black
• in the buff
• in the dark
• in the end