Cooked, pickled, or chopped vegetable or fruit food item typically used as a condiment.
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The basic flavor of fresh milk is affected by the animals' feed.
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A number of more recent, novel flavor pairings have used this solution.
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Same ingredients, similar profile in terms of flavor but a different form.
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Stock provides a depth of flavor not available from using just water.
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A particular tequila's flavor depends on the growing conditions, altitude and sunlight.
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That leads to a less intense flavour, compounding problems in the market.
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Although proudly British, Beauty of London has a strong South African flavour.
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Then add sufficient lemon-juice to flavour it; and put in the pears.
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Hardly a days passes without a new brand or flavour being released.
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The loaf improves in flavour for several days and needs no icing.
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It may read thin here; it would smack racily in the playroom.
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Lives alone in a long, low building right smack on the water.
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So I gave her a good, solid smack in the same place.
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I wanted to smack Frieda for being happy about anything right now.
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The strong urge I had to smack her must have been obvious.
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He knew the place at once by the tang of sea air.
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His keen nostrils caught the faint tang of smoke in the air.
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The air was balmy, with a tang of the sea in it.
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It has several names, including royal blue tang, regal tang and surgeonfish.
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The cream of her skin glowed softly with the tang of it.
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Seize him, my lord, and you nip the rebellion in the bud.
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There was a nip in the wind, and he had no overcoat.
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If we see signs of carelessness, we nip them in the bud.
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Bullets began to whistle among the branches and nip at the trees.
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If I did, I believe she'd tactfully nip them in the bud.
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Young men, savour the days until you have to discover this fact.
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I wanted to take my time, get it right, savour the moment.
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We still want to savour slowly gestated ideas and carefully chosen words.
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That same day, the author had another opportunity to savour public recognition.
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The loyal supporters who stayed with us need to savour this moment.
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I want savor it like the final chapter of a great book.
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After The Jenna Thing happened, Hanna didn't savor teasing quite as much.
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But McCann was pleased with himself and wanted to savor the moment.
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The savor and joy of life returned upon him in a flood.
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To drink in her spirit was to savor a moment of grace.
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The intrinsic goodness of meats should always be suspected when they require spicy seasonings to compensate for their natural want of sapidity.
Spanish
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She said it with such relish I almost wanted to believe her.
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He said each word with relish as if imagining them in use.
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The relish reminded me to ask him later about the barbecue sauce.
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Few African American families can relish in their history like the Boyds.
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Its leads -respected actors all -seem to relish the freedom.
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From start to finish, merciless analytic power coexisted with helpless sensuous relish.
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Later on I would relish those opportunities in order to get pictures.
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Shalama will relish a fast pace so he can rattle home late.
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I grant it; and I relish them as much as you do.
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Nor do I relish condescension on the part of my social betters.
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This has its charms; but I could not relish the Egyptian shampooing.
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He didn't relish being the one to wake her up to reality.
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Ballymaloe has for a long time now been producing its famous relish.
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I relish the fact that I was able to have a magazine.
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He came to relish that quality and fostered it in his Camp.
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He was too German to relish much the idea of a revolution.
