- flavor
- fla|vor1 [ `fleıvər ] noun **1. ) count the particular taste that a food or drink has:a nutty/spicy/bitter flavora distinctive/delicate/subtle flavorhave a flavor: The drink has a strong citrus flavor.give a flavor: Fresh ginger gives an eastern flavor to the dish.a ) uncount a pleasant or strong taste:This beer has no flavor.add flavor: Add flavor to your meal by using more herbs and garlic.2. ) singular or uncount a particular quality that is typical of something:I enjoy painting anything that catches the flavor and mood of the country.The novel had a distinctly Dickensian flavor.a ) an idea of what something is like:This selection of King's speeches provide a flavor of his passionate, African-American social gospel.flavor of the month/weeksomeone or something that is very popular for only a short time:As recently as twelve months ago, the issue was the political flavor of the month.flavorfla|vor 2 [ `fleıvər ] verb transitive1. ) to add something to food or drink that changes its taste or gives it a particular taste:At the bottom of the soufflé is a layer of banana flavored with rum.2. ) to give a piece of art, writing, etc. a particular quality
Usage of the words and phrases in modern English. 2013.