[sa.vory] also sa.voury adj (13c): having savor: as a: piquantly pleasant to the mind "a ~ collection of essays" b: morally exemplary: edifying "his reputation was anything but ~" c: pleasing to the sense of taste esp. by reason of effective seasoning syn see palatable -- sa.vor.i.ly adv -- sa.vor.i.ness n
[2]savory also savoury n, pl sa.vor.ies (1661) Brit: a dish of stimulating flavor served usu. at the end of dinner but sometimes as an appetizer [3]sa.vo.ry n, pl -ries [ME saverey] (14c): either of two aromatic mints: a: summer savory b: winter savory