flavorful

[ fley-ver-fuhl ]

adjective

1. full of flavor; tasty.

Other Words From

• flavor·ful·ly adverb

Word History and Origins

Origin of flavorful¹

First recorded in 1925–30; flavor + -ful

Example Sentences

Brenna Houck sent both spicy, flavorful molasses cookies and shortbread cookies, and neither took on the flavor of the other when separated in baggies within the same box.

From Eater

Throw all your ingredients right on the pan and pop it in the oven, and voila, you’ve got a tasty, flavorful dish.

From Popular-Science

Since your oven is already on, roast your potatoes, then mash, for a super-flavorful dish.

From Washington Post

How to make the most flavorful vegetable stockDrippings and Flavorings.

From Washington Post

The Mina brand worked but didn’t form as thick or flavorful of a glaze.

From Washington Post

Taste the good life in Santa Fe, New Mexico, filled with art galleries, adobe hotels and flavorful restaurants.

From The Daily Beast

Scott cooks up really great flavorful food in a warm environment.

From The Daily Beast

For the best burgers, Raichlen suggests using a flavorful cut of meat, like sirloin or chuck.

From The Daily Beast

And lucky for us, avocados are finally coming into season, making this dip rich, creamy, and so flavorful.

From The Daily Beast

From the Andes to dinner tables in the U.S., quinoa has come a long, flavorful way to prominence in the grain family.

From The Daily Beast

Related Words

• delicious
• savory