Saporous

SAP-uh-ruhs

adjective

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Saporous is an adjective meaning full of flavor, tasty, or having a distinct, often pleasant, taste. It describes foods that are savory or rich in flavor.

Etymology

From Latin saporus (“that relishes well, savory”), from sapor (“taste”).

Usage Examples

—“"The chef prepared a saporous meal that everyone loved."”
—“"The saporous stew was a hit at the dinner party".”

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