๐Ÿ“– Word of the Day
2026-11-07

savour

SAY-ververb
To enjoy something slowly and completely, so that you actually notice it instead of just finishing it.

In a sentence

โ€œI savoured the last bit of the curry, because I knew there was no more coming.โ€

Where it comes from

From Old French saveur, from the Latin sapor, meaning taste โ€” which came from sapere, the verb for tasting something properly. Same family as savoury. Nothing to do with saving money.

Today's challenge

Today, pick one ordinary thing โ€” a drink, a song, the walk to the bus โ€” and give it thirty slow seconds with nothing else happening. That is savouring.

๐Ÿ’ฌ What is one thing from this week you would happily live again, exactly as it was?