sapid

  • 11sapid — adjective tasty, flavoursome or savoury …

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  • 12Sapid — Sa|pid [frz. saponide (lat. sapo) = Seife; ↑ id (3)], das; s, e: veraltete Sammelbez. für die ↑ Tenside mit Ausnahme der Seifen …

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  • 13sapid — sap·id sap əd adj affecting the organs of taste: possessing flavor and esp. a strong agreeable flavor * * * sap·id (sapґid) [L. sapidus] having or imparting an agreeable taste …

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  • 14sapid — Synonyms and related words: agreeable, ambrosial, appetizing, dainty, delectable, delicate, delicious, delightful, exquisite, flavored, flavorful, flavorous, flavorsome, flavory, good, good to eat, good tasting, gustable, gusty, juicy, likable,… …

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  • 15sàpid — sà|pid Mot Pla Adjectiu variable …

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  • 16Sapid — Lækker, velsmagende …

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  • 17sapid — (New American Roget s College Thesaurus) adj. savory (see taste) …

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  • 18sapid — sap·id || sæpɪd adj. flavorful, having a pleasant or appetizing flavor, savory; pleasing, interesting …

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  • 19sapid — [ sapɪd] adjective chiefly N. Amer. 1》 having a strong, pleasant taste. 2》 pleasant or interesting. Derivatives sapidity sə pɪdɪti noun Origin C17: from L. sapidus, from sapere to taste …

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  • 20sapid — (L). Tasty, savory …

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