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Definition of toothsome - Reverso English Dictionary
Adjective
1.
foodRare UK delicious and pleasing to the tasteRare UK
- The toothsome cake was a hit at the party.
2.
textureRare having a pleasing texture when bittenRare
- The toothsome bread had a perfect crust.
3.
appearanceDated UK visually appealing or attractiveDated UK
- She wore a toothsome dress to the gala..
Origin of toothsome
Old English, tōþ (tooth) + sum (some)
Examples of toothsome in a sentence
She couldn't resist the toothsome aroma of the freshly baked bread. The toothsome pasta was a delight to eat. Everyone loved the toothsome texture of the cookies. The toothsome decor caught everyone's eye. His toothsome smile charmed the audience.
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- French:délicieux, séduisant, ...
- German:köstlich, delikat, ...
- Italian:delizioso, saporito, ...
- Spanish:delicioso, atractivo, ...
- Portuguese:saboroso, charmoso, ...
- Chinese:美味的, 香脆的, ...
- Japanese:美味しい, 歯ごたえのある, ...
- Arabic:لَذِيذ, هَشّ, ...
- Hebrew:טָעִים, מַרְהִיב, ...
- Russian:вкусный, приятный, ...
- Ukrainian:смачний, привабливий, ...
- Hindi:स्वादिष्ट, मुलायम, ...
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