Savored is valid Scrabble Word

Is savored a scrabble word?
Official Scrabble Players Dictionary YES
Official Tournament and Club Word List YES
Collins Scrabble Words YES
Is savored valid Words with Friends?
Words with Friends YES

7 letters word
11 points in Scrabble
12 points in WWF

Definitions for SAVORED in dictionary:

VERB (USED WITHOUT OBJECT):

to have savor, taste, or odor.
to exhibit the peculiar characteristics; smack (often followed by of): His business practices savor of greed.

VERB (USED WITH OBJECT):

to give a savor to; season; flavor.
to give oneself to the enjoyment of: to savor the best in life.
to perceive by taste or smell, especially with relish: to savor the garden's odors.

VERB:

SAVOR, to taste or smell with pleasure, also SAVOUR

NOUN:

the quality in a substance that affects the sense of taste or of smell.
a particular taste or smell.
distinctive quality or property.
power to excite or interest.

repute.

Words related to SAVORED

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Words that contain SAVORED

How to use SAVORED in a sentence

Remember, pray, Your bearing lately savored much of rudeness Unto the Duke.
In the evening they arrived at a house built with equal elegance and simplicity, where nothing savored either of prodigality or avarice.
Mere kneeling at her feet savored too nearly of arrogance.
These I judged to be twenty-eight or thereabouts, while her powers of restraint under provocation to believe savored of more years than even her mother could claim.
It always savored too nearly of brimstone to please me.
Expecting to come on a camp of young folks they had suddenly encountered a group of machines which, to them, must have savored of the supernatural.
Leaning back in the soft depths of the cab, he savored his independence, cheered already by the swaying, lurching speed.
He stared at the harbor and savored the feeling of companionship, a circle of two in league against a rainy night.
That this savored of deception, or was in any way objectionable, did not seem to have occurred to me.
This spirit of antagonism was strengthened upon their conversion to Christianity, and everything that savored of paganism in art or literature was severely proscribed.

It was all done in a way that savored of farce rather than of treason.
If it seemed just this side of elegance, yet the look of it savored of comfort.
Beneath his wide and lofty vision of a world filled out to the eternal benefit of all rested always this picture which I knew he savored like wine and warmth.
Though firm in every expression, and manly in every movement, there was nothing in the habit and appearance of Ralph, which, to the eye of those around, savored of the murderer.
For him the situation savored of impending tragedy.
In this quieter part of his life, as in his public career, it is noticeable that his employments were never common-place, but savored of a public zest and interest.
He loved approbation, and dreaded any thing that savored of ridicule.
It savored, as they pretended, of Popish superstition.
All the other acts of this assembly savored of the same spirit.
Thus, much contracted the taste of the pipe and savored accordingly.
The confessions framed at different periods of the history of the church have savored far more of human weakness than of divine knowledge.
True, some of his expressions and gestures savored of the riding-school, but the baroness only smiled at them all.
He utterly disdained anything that savored of manoeuvring for reputation.
To have a maid, while I did nothing to justify my existence save keep myself pretty and entertain Dicky, savored too much to me of the harem favorite.
I have always hated a scene, and this performance savored too much of moving picture melodrama to suit me.
But her speech to him which I had just heard savored more of the mother laying down the law to a refractory child than it did of anything approaching sentiment.
If the Almighty ever made a good woman and placed her among men for their betterment, then the presence of Jean Lovelace at Las Palomas savored of divine appointment.
You have never found a friend of mine, or an indifferent person, silly enough to think, like you, that it savored of treason.
He sympathized with her with all his heart, but he had a strong distaste for anything which savored of the supernatural.
The hazard savored more of inexperience than of courage.
The expressions told her that he savored the idea of being alone in his own cold, watery depth.
And of these hot spirits, the most ardent, the most adventurous, the foremost in everything that savored of romance or gallantry, was the world-renowned Sir Walter Raleigh.
To go where others could not go, or were loath to go, where at least they were not, had a tang that savored of the freshest kind of adventure.

Similar words containing SAVOR without suffix ed

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