Juiciness
71juicy — adj. (juicier, juiciest) 1 full of juice; succulent. 2 colloq. substantial or interesting; racy, scandalous. 3 colloq. profitable. Derivatives: juicily adv. juiciness n …
72de|li´cious|ness — de|li|cious «dih LIHSH uhs», adjective. 1. very pleasing to taste or smell: »delicious fruit, a delicious cake. 2. very pleasing; delightful: »a delicious color combination. ╂[< Old French delicieus (with English ous) < Late Latin… …
73de|li´cious|ly — de|li|cious «dih LIHSH uhs», adjective. 1. very pleasing to taste or smell: »delicious fruit, a delicious cake. 2. very pleasing; delightful: »a delicious color combination. ╂[< Old French delicieus (with English ous) < Late Latin… …
74De|li|cious — «dih LIHSH uhs», adjective. 1. very pleasing to taste or smell: »delicious fruit, a delicious cake. 2. very pleasing; delightful: »a delicious color combination. ╂[< Old French delicieus (with English ous) < Late Latin dēliciōsus <… …
75de|li|cious — «dih LIHSH uhs», adjective. 1. very pleasing to taste or smell: »delicious fruit, a delicious cake. 2. very pleasing; delightful: »a delicious color combination. ╂[< Old French delicieus (with English ous) < Late Latin dēliciōsus <… …
76Stand|ard — «STAN duhrd», noun, adjective. –n. 1. anything taken as a basis of comparison; level or degree of excellence considered as a goal or as adequate; model: »Your work is not up to the class standard. They have no general standard of taste, or scale… …
77stand|ard — «STAN duhrd», noun, adjective. –n. 1. anything taken as a basis of comparison; level or degree of excellence considered as a goal or as adequate; model: »Your work is not up to the class standard. They have no general standard of taste, or scale… …
78suc|cu|lence — «SUHK yuh luhns», noun. = juiciness …
