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Meanings of succulent in English

Full of juice.

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Usage of succulent in English
1
Asparagus is one of the succulent vegetables comparatively low in food value.
Woman's Institute Library of Cookery. Volume 2: Milk, Butter and...
2
Whereupon each bought a bunch of the succulent green and red stalks.
Cheerful—By Request
3
The fruit is really the thickened, succulent stalk of the kidney-shaped nut.
Tropic Days
4
I also wanted to devour him one succulent morsel at a time.
A nameless witch
5
She used the same blueprint for her succulent stock and hand-picked each.
Jamaica Observer
6
The gel is made from the succulent centre of Aloe vera leaves.
The Irish Times
7
It is to be feared that she could swallow this over-succulent stuff.
In a Green Shade / A Country Commentary
8
A succulent fermented variety for which both Grenoble and Sassenage are celebrated.
The Complete Book of Cheese
9
He anticipated the succulent pressure of the human's flesh beneath his fangs.
Last Blood
10
Ethan was carrying a metal pan, succulent odors wafting off of it.
A dog's purpose
11
He was the one who fed her sweet plantains and succulent pork.
Sons of the Oak
12
But when barbecued low and slow, it becomes meltingly tender and succulent.
Mastering the grill: the owner's manual for outdoor cooking
13
Who does not love a succulent chicken salad in the summer heat?
The South African
14
Sunlight slants through the beeches, throwing striped shadows across its succulent leaves.
The Guardian
15
Does this mean that the tenderest and most succulent morsels are chosen?
The Wonders of Instinct: Chapters in the Psychology of Insects
16
The secret to the soft, succulent chicken is definitely in the marinade.
The South African
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United States of America
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