tasty(FOOD)

SMART Vocabulary: related words and phrases

Pleasant to eat or drink
ambrosia
ambrosial
appetizing
appetizingly
cooked/done to a turnidiom
juicy
lekker
lip-smacking
luscious
lusciously
quaffable
scrumptious
scrumptiously
slap-up
smoothness
ultra-smooth
uncloying
warming
yummy
zestily

Examples of toothsome

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Now, a little more than five years later, those look like the toothsome glory days.
From Slate Magazine
How shall we replace the toothsome white meat, the satisfying and succulent dark flesh and the drumstick and other bones that yield such satisfactory picking?
From NOLA.com
They had this perfect toothsome quality.
From NOLA.com
For those who like their bread "all crust," it is especially toothsome.
From Project Gutenberg
What about biscuits, so light and fragrant and toothsome that the butter is glad to meet them?
From Project Gutenberg
This most toothsome vegetable should be sown early, either in the hotbed or the open ground.
From Project Gutenberg
They are a toothsome fish, but a trifle bony.
From Project Gutenberg
The pastry is fresh and flaky, the cakes delicate and toothsome.
From Project Gutenberg
Fried in a buttered pan or broiled, they are exceedingly toothsome.
From Project Gutenberg
The soldiers took again to their old-time toothsome and staying morsels out of the skillet.
From Project Gutenberg
His reward for this unusual demonstration was instantaneous, and consisted of some apples and a toothsome dessert of sugar.
From Project Gutenberg
After a toothsome breakfast, a short council was held as to the best methods of procedure.
From Project Gutenberg
It is large enough to appeal to the sportsman as legitimate game and it makes a plump and toothsome morsel for the table.
From Project Gutenberg
All at once she shut the oven door, where three toothsome loaves were browning, and listened intently.
From Project Gutenberg
It makes genuine brown bread, toothsome quick biscuits with shortening, and a glorious boiled or steamed pudding.
From Project Gutenberg
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