Savory

sa'ver-T, n. An aromatic plant, used in cook- Savoy, sa-voil n. A variety of cabbage, having curled leaves, cultivated for winter use. Saw. See See, also Say. and Saw, saw, n. An instrument for cutting, consisting of a thin blade or plate of steel, with a series of sharp One teeth on one edge. — v. t. [imp. sawed (sawd); p. p. sawed or sawn; sawing.] To cut or separate with oil; linger or ink, then, boNboN, chair, get. a saw; to form by cutting with a saw. — v. i. To use a saw, practice sawing; to cut with a saw; to be cut with a saw. — Saw'yer, n. One who saws timber into planks or boards, or wood for fuel; a tree which, having fallen into a stream, lies fast by roots, with its branches rocking above and below surface of the water, like the motion of a saw. 376