Thesaurus / toothsome

toothsome

How to use toothsome in a sentence

She holds her knife in her right hand, and in the other a crust of bread with her toothsome morsel on it.

But the toothsome time for beef-eaters was undoubtedly in the days of pleuro-pneumonia.

Four or five hours later, oxen and game, grilled to the point, are served steaming and toothsome upon the table.

Think what self-restraint they must exercise while gazing upon the toothsome infants that congregate at the circus!

At noonday hosts of heavy baskets unlade their toothsome freight, and a merry feast is seasoned with Attic salt.

The flesh is not very toothsome, being hard and fibrous, and is not eaten by the hunter when he can get any better.

Mouser had apparently found it beyond belief that so beautiful a bird should not be toothsome in any single part.

THE WRONG TWINHARRY LEON WILSON

The Indians, who were using smooth-bore muskets, killed several of these toothsome fowls.

Those that escape grow up to furnish the 'eel-pies' and stewed eels which some people find so toothsome.

Every Friday evening, after practice, there was a toothsome supper of sausages and mashed potatoes, with stone ginger.

AFTERWARDSIAN MACLAREN

SYNONYM OF THE DAY

OCTOBER 26, 1985