sapid

Having good flavor

Sapid means flavorful or tasty—having a distinct, agreeable taste: a sapid broth, sapid summer tomatoes.

By extension, it describes anything engaging or stimulating to the mind: sapid prose, a sapid conversation.

The word is somewhat literary and uncommon, the opposite of insipid.

delicious

delectable

Extremely pleasing to taste

luscious · toothsome · yummy · ambrosial · nectarous · tempting · enticing · divine · exquisite · sumptuous

flavorful

zesty

Lively in flavor

peppery · spiced · umami · gingery · herbal · citrusy · nutty · smoky · fruity · earthy

aromatic

fragrant

Emitting pleasant smell

pungent · spicy · bouquet · herbaceous · floral · citrusy · woody · earthy · minty · resinous

mouthfeel

creamy

Smooth and rich

velvety · silky · crisp · crunchy · tender · succulent · full-bodied · mellow · syrupy · refreshing

savory

umami

Fifth taste sensation

salted · herbed · garlicky · oniony · peppery · cheesy · marinade · bouillon · thyme · rosemary

unpalatable

rancid

Decomposed fat's quality

bland · tasteless · stale · off-putting · brackish · gamy · cloying · metallic · musty · soapy

Opposites
taste/flavor intensity

sapidtasteless

Having no flavor

flavorless · insipid · bland · unseasoned · vapid

intellectual/aesthetic interest

sapidinsipid

Without flavor or interest

vapid · dull · uninteresting · bland · tedious

Family

sapient, sapidity

Familiarity
Top 1,000,000
Profile
Used worldwide · Timeless · Positive · Everyday, not technical · Rated G