Flavors [noun]

Artificial flavors are given to cigars, when some particular taste is to be satisfied, by the use of flavoring extracts.

It is necessary to have all the various shades of color in order to meet the demand for the various flavors desired.

Havana cigars have as many distinct flavors as there are colors of the leaf, ranging from very mild to very strong.

Remember all those things give distinct flavors to the pea soup.

Taking tea with the captain meant the tasting of many strange and wonderful flavors.

If it were only mathematical I should not mind, but it has many other associated flavors which spoil it for me.

The plain fondant she divided into as many portions as she desired colors or flavors.

It insures thorough cleansing and removes objectionable odors and flavors and excess acids.

To say the least, the presence of such dirt is always disagreeable and frequently produces foreign flavors.

Such bacteria are responsible for the unpleasant flavors that are found in bad eggs.