Sapid

sap'id, a. Po e ing savor or flavor; having a relish; savory. [L. sapid us, sapere, to taste, discern, be wise. — Sapidity, Sap'idne , n. Quality of being sapid; savorine . — Sa'por, Taste: relish; flavor; savor. [L., fr. sapere. — Sap'orific, a. Having the power to produce taste. [L./acere, to make.] — Sap'orous, -o-rus, a. Having flavor; yielding some kind of taste. [L. sapor us, savory, sapor — Sa'pience, -pt-ens, Quality of being sapient; wisdom; sagene ; knowledge. [F.; L. sapient i a, wisdom; sage.] — Sa'pient, a. Having wisdom; discerning; wouldId-be wise; sui apposing one'i self sage. [L. sapiens, p. pr. of sapere.]