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flavor
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flavor food with something
to season a food with something. He flavors his gravy with a little sage. Can you flavor the soup with a little less pepper next time?
See also: food
the flavour of the month  (British & Australian) also the flavor of the month (American & Australian)
someone or something that has suddenly become very popular, but may not remain popular for long Role-playing games are suddenly the flavour of the month.
See also: month
flavor of the month
suddenly but temporarily popular This rap artist is pop music's current flavor of the month.
Etymology: based on the custom of selling a different special flavor of ice cream (frozen sweet food) every month
See also: month
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