Flavour

What do we mean by flavour?

Same as flavor, v. and n.. transitive verb

The quality produced by the sensation of taste. noun

A substance used to produce a taste. Flavouring. noun

A variety of tastes attributed to an object. noun

The characteristic quality of something. noun

A kind or type. noun

In physics, a term used to name the six types of quarks (top, bottom, strange, charmed, up, and down) or three types of leptons (electron, muon, and tauon). noun

To add flavouring to something. verb

The general atmosphere of a place or situation and the effect that it has on people noun

(physics) the six kinds of quarks noun

The taste experience when a savoury condiment is taken into the mouth noun

Lend flavor to verb

The quality produced by the sensation of taste or, especially, of taste and smell in combined effect.

A substance used to produce a taste. Flavoring.

A variety (of taste) attributed to an object.

The characteristic quality of something.

A kind or type.

One of the six types of quarks (top, bottom, strange, charmed, up, and down) or three types of leptons (electron, muon, and tauon).

The quality produced by the sensation of smell; odour; fragrance.

E.g style Your own personal style of something. The way you act or go about things. Urban Dictionary

The unique smell of someones fart which is personal to them. Urban Dictionary

UK slang for high grade cannabis, above average the street weed cheese/ammy/haze. normally well grown hydroponic in UK or imported from cali, canada or dam. Urban Dictionary

The pleasant mixture of crumbs, spices, and other flavours that stick to the fingertips of your crisp-eating hand during crisp-eating. The flavours are often very strong. Many people find licking the flavours from their fingertips to be the highlight of crisp-eating. Urban Dictionary

A slang name for very high quality cannabis. Usually the cannabis will have a strong and rich aroma/scent/taste which refers to the "flavours". Examples of cannabis strains that are labelled with this term are; Purple Cookies Fortune Cookies Amnesia Haze Strawberry Haze The main factors that differentiates normal cannabis types from "flavours" are the high quality (high cannabis oil content) and a strong flavour to the cannabis, due to these factors the cost of these cannabis types are much higher, often four times the value. The average cost of Cannabis is £10/gram and £170/oz whereas "flavours" is around £35-£40/gram and £600/oz. Urban Dictionary

Flavourable - To describe an edible thin as having flavour. flavour flavoured Urban Dictionary

A term that was first brought up in a classic Joey Diaz story from the Joe Rogan Podcast. How one would describe someone who just did a fart that is so putrid, so foul, so unprecedented, that it can cause one's eyes to tear up. Urban Dictionary

Flavour Rock is music that is rock based, but has more flavour than the typical 4/4 time signature, 3 chord, 1-4-5-1 progression stuff that makes up the bulk of popular music today. It has more thought put into it so that ideas which add flavour to the melodies, harmonies, beats, and phrases are emphasized. Flavour Rock aims to be original, creative and fresh, but sometimes one must listen to the subtleties of it to fully appreciate the flavour. Urban Dictionary

When a food or drink produces flavours that are of large effect to the taste buds. Urban Dictionary

When someone who hasn’t showered in a while has a super sweaty, smelly taint Urban Dictionary

Words that are spelled similarly to flavour:
flavour, favour, flavor, lavour, flatour, flavous.

Words that are triggered by (strongly associated with) the word flavour:
aroma, enhancer, caramel, teas, malt, quark, hops, vanilla, spicy, texture, acidity, raspberry, desserts, bitterness, syrup, creamy, salty, sweets, yeast, cooked, fermented, onion, cheese, garlic, sauce, vinegar, cinnamon, berries, whisky, dishes, spices, ginger, strawberry, gin, taste, ingredient, aromatic, dried, snack, chocolate, lemon, eaten, soy, recipe, ingredients, cuisine, soup, herbs, extract, cream, drinks, juice, recipes, ale, spice, boiled, dish, paste, barley, pepper, butter, cooking, fried, sour, symmetry, apples, gum, pork, tea, beer, chili, meat, banana, beans, wines, beef, coconut, charm, reminiscent, nuts, sweet, varieties, milk, bitter, vegetable, curry, fruit, sugar, colour, coffee, flavor, vegetables, potato, drink, alcoholic, chicken, quantum, flour, packaging, flesh.

Words that rhyme with flavour:
savour, cavour.

Adjectives that are often used to describe flavour:
strong, good, peculiar, fine, delicate, full, delicious, excellent, pleasant, rich, distinctive, agreeable, sweet, bitter, special, characteristic, distinct, exquisite, local, aromatic, particular, literary, slight, unique, unpleasant, better, true, nutty, international, mild, disagreeable, faint, pungent, superior, like, subtle, stronger, finer, acid, sharp, archaic, exotic, fresh, romantic, off, oriental, bad, finest, fishy, authentic, piquant, spicy, regional, smoky, musky, extra, vinous, pronounced, acrid, sour, strange, earthy, salty, curious, genuine.

Nouns that are often described by the adjective flavour:
compounds, development, production, jets, qcd, formation, interactions, model, decays, group, fruits, problems, spin, components, events, studies, creation, scheme, component, exchange, part, foods, precursors, excitation, enhancer, symmetry, processes.

Consonant match to flavour:
flivver.

Words that sound like flavour:
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