toothsome

• Veraltetes Adjektiv mit der Bedeutung 'schmackhaft' oder 'appetitlich'; es wird oft verwendet, um wohlschmeckendes Essen zu beschreiben.

An old-fashioned adjective meaning delicious or appetizing, often used to describe food that is pleasing to the taste.

1. Pleasing to the tasteC1formal

   Having a pleasant, appetizing, or delicious flavor.

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   • The chef prepared a toothsome stew that delighted everyone.
   • She found the chocolate cake particularly toothsome.
   • The restaurant is known for its toothsome and well-seasoned dishes.

   Synonymeappetizingdelectabledeliciousflavorfullusciouspalatablesavoryscrumptioustasty

   Antonymedistastefulnauseatingtastelessunappetizingunpalatableunsavory

2. Pleasing to the mindC2formal

   Acceptable, agreeable, or satisfying to the intellect or sensibilities.

   Dem Geist schmeichelnd

   • His argument was toothsome and well-reasoned.
   • The novel offers a toothsome blend of wit and wisdom.
   • The proposal was toothsome to the committee members.

   Synonymeagreeabledelightfulenjoyablegratifyingpleasantpleasingsatisfying

   Antonymedisagreeabledistastefuloffensiveunpleasant

3. Sexually attractiveC2informal

   Having strong physical or sexual appeal; alluring.

   Sexuell attraktiv

   • The actor was described as a toothsome leading man.
   • She gave him a toothsome smile across the room.
   • The magazine featured a toothsome model on its cover.

   Synonymealluringattractivedesirablefetchinghotlusciousravishingseductivesexytempting