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Meaning of toothsome
The primary meaning of "toothsome" is attractive or appealing, especially in a way that makes someone want to eat or experience something.
Etymology of toothsome
The word "toothsome" has its roots in Old English, with "tōþ" meaning tooth and "sum" meaning pleasing or attractive, originally referring to food that is pleasing to the tooth, hence tasty or appetizing
Historically, the word's meaning expanded to include attractiveness or appeal beyond just food, describing people, experiences, or things that are pleasing or desirable
Synonyms
appetizing
delicious
delectable
tasty
savory
palatable
luscious
scrumptious
mouthwatering
appealing
attractive
enticing
tempting
alluring
seductive
irresistible
heavenly
divine
exquisite
succulent
flavorful
aromatic
pungent
spicy
sweet
rich
decadent
indulgent
pleasant
agreeable
delightful
charming
captivating
beckoning
Definitions
- Attractive or appealing, especially in a way that makes someone want to eat or experience something
- * (Of food) delicious or appetizing
- * (Of a person) attractive or charming
Usage Examples
- The toothsome aroma of freshly baked cookies filled the air, making everyone's mouth water
- * She was a toothsome young woman with a charming smile and sparkling eyes
- * The toothsome dishes at the new restaurant made it an instant hit among foodies
Antonyms
unappetizing
unappealing
unattractive
unpleasant
disagreeable
distasteful
disgusting
repulsive
repugnant
uninviting
unsavory
unpalatable
bland
dull
uninspiring
uninteresting
tedious
monotonous
lackluster
unenticing
unalluring
untempting