flavorer

3.4

An ingredient added to food or drink to give it a particular taste

noun
/ˈfleɪvərər/

: sazonador

Some artificial flavorers are used to mimic the taste of real fruit.

Examples

Many chefs prefer a natural flavorer over artificial ones.
Vanilla extract is a popular flavorer for cakes and desserts.
A pinch of cumin is a common flavorer in many curries.
The flavorer added a hint of spice to the dish.
Vanilla extract is a popular flavorer for cakes and desserts.
A pinch of cumin is a common flavorer in many curries.
Many chefs prefer a natural flavorer over artificial ones.

Synonyms

seasoning

vsflavorer

56 1.0

A thing like salt, herbs or spices you add to food to make it taste better

names only substances added to give or boost a particular taste

flavoring

vsflavorer

16 1.1

A thing added to food or drink to give it a certain taste

gives a particular taste or mainly enhances an existing taste

seasoner

vsflavorer

3.6

An ingredient like salt or pepper that makes food taste better

means the same but focuses on giving or improving specific tastes

How Potent

essential oil

14 3.7

concentrate

4 5.2

extract

44 3.5

flavorer

3.4

seasoning

56 1.0

Surface Forms

flavorer singular

flavorers plural

flavourers plural

flavourer singular

Morphology

flavorer = flavor (transparent) = flavor + er

The word is built transparently from the verb 'flavor' plus '-er', yielding something that flavors or adds flavor.

Etymology

Flavorer is built from flavor (meaning 'taste') plus the ending -er (meaning 'one who' or 'thing that'), just like baker or printer. So a flavorer is something that gives or adds a taste to food or drink.