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Meanings of savoury in English
Catalan
inofensiu Usage of savoury in English
1
The smell of the dinner from the dining-room grew savoury and strong.
2
The savoury odour of the cooking breakfast was welcome to the boys.
3
They are always available and needed in most of our savoury dishes.
4
A sweet and savoury combination I would never have guessed could work.
5
You want the savoury juices to reduce into a rich red sauce.
6
The savoury option can come with tomato, onion, pepper and sometimes sardines.
7
This is a savoury encounter between European sensibility and New York edge.
8
The rest of mankind proclaim it a wholesome, savoury, and acceptable vegetable.
9
He says the fruit is versatile for both savoury and sweet dishes.
10
Originally puddings were savoury, not sweet as we think of them now.
11
They are bite-sized, and you'd usually get four savoury and five sweet.
12
The appetising, savoury smell of my rasher seemed to drive them mad.
13
To win the people, always cook them some savoury that pleases them.
14
There were rejoicings everywhere upon it, and savoury viands were procurable everywhere.
15
This is a very savoury dish and suitable for an evening meal.
16
Brambly and luscious, but with a nice savoury touch in the middle.
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South Africa
Common
Ireland
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United Kingdom
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