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sa·por
(sā′pər, -pôr′)n.
A quality perceptible to the sense of taste; flavor.
sa′po·rif′ic (sā′pə-rĭf′ĭk, săp′ə-), sa′po·rous (sā′pər-əs, săp′ər-) adj.
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sapor
(ˈseɪpɔː; -pə)n
rare the quality in a substance that is perceived by the sense of taste; flavour
[C15: from Latin: savour]
ˌsapoˈrific, ˈsaporous adj
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sa•por
(ˈseɪ pər, -pɔr)n.
taste; savor.
[1470–80; < Latin; see savor]
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