Definitions
from The Century Dictionary.
- noun An obsolete form of
savory . - A Middle English form of
savory .
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Examples
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Salt sturgeoñ, salt swyrd-fysch {e} savery & fyne.
Early English Meals and Manners Frederick James Furnivall 1867
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One day it can be because of a company's earnings, the next day it could be President Obama saying something savery or non-savery or it can be macro economic data that is out as well.
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One day it can be because of a company's earnings, the next day it could be President Obama saying something savery or non-savery or it can be macro economic data that is out as well.
Moneycontrol Top Headlines Moneycontrol.com editor@moneycontrol.com 2010
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One day it can be because of a company's earnings, the next day it could be President Obama saying something savery or non-savery or it can be macro economic data that is out as well.
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One day it can be because of a company's earnings, the next day it could be President Obama saying something savery or non-savery or it can be macro economic data that is out as well.
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