Having a specific taste, generally by addition of flavouring.(adjective)
Simple past tense and past participle of flavour.(verb)
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Use "flavoured" in a sentence
"English breakfast "flavoured crisp, but the result was disappointing, to say the least, because it relied on various flavoured powders."
"Alice must have had a dull time of it, for while the room rang with merry jests in Latin, flavoured sometimes with a little Greek, and even the children could join in the laughter, she alone was ignorant of the matter, and felt as a deaf man feels when he watches people dancing to music that he cannot hear."
"Back we go to something stickier: a soft, doughy, suet-like pudding the size of a £2 coin flavoured with truffle, surrounded by an umami-rich truffle broth, which is translucent but deep and intense."