savored

When he spoke, it was with a certain dignity, and, oddly enough, his words, though uttered in English, savored of a literal translation from the

One Wonderful Night A Romance of New York Louis Tracy 1895

In their view the word savored of outright paganism.

The Prince of India — Volume 02 Lewis Wallace 1866

Malkin savored her victory with a cup of 7-11 coffee, since she had earlier given the axe to Starbuck’s.

Michelle Malkin’s Victory Over Doughnut Terrorists « Antiwar.com Blog 2008

But to meet a man who would give a password savored too much of crookdom.

The Golden Face A Great 'Crook' Romance William Le Queux 1895

Later, when Fisher excitedly moved overseas with her first husband, her letters home were dominated by descriptions of cuisine and wine she had savored.

"An Extravagant Hunger," about M.F.K. Fisher 2011

Later, when Fisher excitedly moved overseas with her first husband, her letters home were dominated by descriptions of cuisine and wine she had savored.

"An Extravagant Hunger," about M.F.K. Fisher 2011

The Cavs savored the win by lingering on the floor before heading to the locker room, where they celebrated as if they had won a playoff game.

Cavaliers Losing Streak Finally Halted At 26 Games AP 2011

The great episodes in the war are like arias, familiar but so enthralling that they can be savored over and over, long after their first performance.

Those Desperate Hours Edward Kosner 2011

The Cavs savored the win by lingering on the floor before heading to the locker room, where they celebrated as if they had won a playoff game.

Cavaliers Losing Streak Finally Halted At 26 Games AP 2011

After all the years we put up with him, now is when we could have savored the moment while kicking him around a bit.

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