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flavor
noun as in odor and taste
noun as in aura, essence
Example Sentences
Which means there’s at least one team thriving now with a distinctly Belichickan flavor—but it’s the Patriots, not North Carolina.
What he’s known for: Bringing the flavors of his Palestinian heritage to the D.C. dining scene.
Fragrances that smell like food have been popular for years, but they used to come in flavors like vanilla or pumpkin spice.
Online gaming and video-watching are such a normal part of teen-boy life that it’s almost impossible to avoid finding a community that speaks to whatever flavor of teen angst a boy might be experiencing.
Both have kept their core offerings fresh with new flavors and marketing that reaches younger and more-diverse audiences, while holding on to loyal ones.
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From Roget's 21st Century Thesaurus, Third Edition Copyright © 2013 by the Philip Lief Group.
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