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• n  the taste experience when a savoury condiment is taken into the mouth
• v  derive or receive pleasure from; get enjoyment from; take pleasure in
• v  have flavor; taste of something
• v  taste appreciatively
  savor the soup
• v  give taste to

• To those who savor such things, British royals are the first among equals of world royalty, the last symbols of an aristocratic society that has largely disappeared in most places .
• BasketballRussiaAge: 31 Want more proof that the Cold War is over? Then savor a Black Russian.
• The Kissels are rich, or used to be, so it's tempting to savor the elaborate murders and betrayals the family has endured as a long lost episode of Knots Landing.

• relish
• flavor
• flavour
• sapidity
• savour
• smack
• nip
• tang
• enjoy
• bask
• taste

News & Articles

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• Savor the Summit allows people to eat on the street
  Six years ago, the Park City Area Restaurant Association gave new meaning to the phrase "dining on the town" when it presented the first Savor the
  June 14, 2013 - Park Record
• Taste of the Yampa Valley: Weekend events include Savor Steamboat, Mustang Roundup, Enduro-X
  The Savor Steamboat event at the base area Saturday will bring a taste of the Yampa Valley’s heritage to visitors and residents alike.
  June 14, 2013 - The Steamboat Pilot & Today
• Culinary institute's Savor restaurant will be allowed to put 12-table seating area on Old Falls Street
  Savor is getting a patio.
  June 13, 2013 - Niagara Gazette

Quotes

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• Wesley Sneijder in MiamiHerald.com
  This is unforgettable,Sneijder said. "It was a tough fight and toward the end we complicated matters. Sunday, we play in the World Cup final. I have to get used to that. A final is so special. You must savor it because it's not something...
• Jim Mandich in USA Today
  I don't take joy in the fact the Patriots lost - period. But I do relish and savor the fact that there has only been one unbeaten team in the history of the NFL and it is the 1972 Miami Dolphins,said Jim Mandich, a tight end on that team....
• Alberto Contador in Washington Post
  It really marked me for life,Contador said, "but allowed me to better savor this moment."