Savours is valid Scrabble Word

Definitions for SAVOURS in dictionary:

VERB:
• SAVOUR, to taste or smell with pleasure, also SAVOR
• taste (good food or drink) and enjoy it to the full
• enjoy or appreciate (something pleasant) to the full, especially by lingering over it
• have a suggestion or trace of (a quality or attribute, typically one considered bad)
NOUN:
• a characteristic taste, flavour, or smell, especially a pleasant one
• a suggestion or trace, typically of something bad.
OTHER DEFINITIONS:
• to savor

Words related to SAVOURS

savour9 savoured12 savouring13

Words that contain SAVOURS

outsavours13

How to use SAVOURS in a sentence

• As the scenery on the Hudson, although picturesque and highly romantic, savours somewhat of sameness, I shall forbear any further description of it.
• And I will make your cities desolate, and bring your sanctuaries unto nought, and will not smell the savours of your sweet odours.
• Although it savours somewhat of poaching, I confess to a weakness for evening and night fishing.
• The whole atmosphere of such a place savours of rabbits and hares and partridges.
• The frequent use of interjections savours more of thoughtlessness than of sensibility.
• Its wondrous tulips unfold the mystery of the undying Fire in the Burning Bush, and its sweet savours of holiness breathe the perfume of the Messianic Spirit.
• Hence the unmerited popularity not infrequently enjoyed by the dark, saturnine, brooding individual whose conversation savours of the tensely monosyllabic.
• It savours of impatience, and is in flat contradiction to the first principles of biology.
• Ye, who are the blessed leaves from the East, should burn more brightly, and engage in spreading the sweet savours of the Lord and in reciting the verses of God.
• Strive thou with heart and soul, in prayerful humility and self-effacement, to uphold the Law of God and spread His sweet savours abroad.
• Such is the state of whoso doth spread abroad the sweet savours of God and the quality of him who is sincere in his faith.
• By day, by night, let us think but of spreading the sweet savours of God.
• Thou art serving the Kingdom, and art well acquainted with the sweet savours of the Abha Paradise.
• She hath revealed herself in My name and tasted of the sweet savours of My holy, My wondrous pleasure.
• In our iron districts, and among our iron merchants, it is undergoing that sort of discussion which savours of profit.
• A clothed man in the water savours of disaster and looks alarming.
• The excuse becomes a threat and the untruth savours of blackmail.
• This savours more of the regime Napoleon, than of the promised liberty that was to emanate from the three days.
• It savours too strongly of the school and class-room, basing its appeal upon words, upon spoken expositions, instructive no doubt, but cold, academic.
• Jesus would question the new cloak and say it savours of money.
• This is not the style of a great minister, it savours too much of the kettle and the furnace, and came entirely out of Mr.
• The fabulous legend of the lion savours of a later origin.

Similar words containing SAVOUR without suffix s

savour9 savoury13 savoured12 savourer11 savourly14 outsavour12 savourers12 savourier12 savouries12 savourily15 savouring13 unsavoury15 outsavours13 savouriest13 savourless13 outsavoured15 savouriness14 unsavourily17 unsavourier14 outsavouring16 unsavouriest15 savourinesses16 unsavouriness16 unsavourinesses18

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