What is "savoured"

Usage examples of "savoured".

He savoured the picture, longed to tear it out and hide it inside his overcoat.

She had savoured the unexpectedly wonderful but salty taste of his sperm upon her tongue.

Jet after jet shot down her throat as she swallowed and savoured every last drop of his tasty emission.

Slipping his hands around her bottom he savoured the feel of her wonderfully supple and perfectly proportioned buttocks, and then leaving one hand clamped to her backside he pulled her close and slipped the other between her thighs.

Stravino took up his electric clippers, held them close by his ear, thumbed the power and savoured the purr.

He took a long sip of his wine, savoured the warm, almost buzzing taste.

With child-slaves holding the hem of his gown, Xerius walked among the prostrated forms and savoured, as he always did, this loneliness.

On cold mornings like this one, he wrapped his blankets about him, savouring them the way the elderly savoured hot baths.

The keening hymns of the Ainoni, whose cultivated ears savoured the dissonance of human voices.

After the door had closed behind her, Sally sat back for a moment and savoured her relief that a potential problem had turned out to be relatively harmless.

Carol wiped up the remaining traces of chicken jalfrezi with the last chunk of nan bread and savoured the final mouthful.

Letting the aroma of the wine drift to his nostrils, he raised the glass to his lips and savoured its full fruity flavour.

The yellow meat inside had the slight hint of persimmons, which he savoured while puzzling his mankil problems.

He savoured the warm, hard but flexible texture of the lust-ignited nipple.

Carol pulled the cork on a bottle of viognier, sloshed it into a glass and savoured the cold freshness of the wine as it slid down.