0 (especially of food) attractive or pleasant
Now, a little more than five years later, those look like the toothsome glory days.
How shall we replace the toothsome white meat, the satisfying and succulent dark flesh and the drumstick and other bones that yield such satisfactory picking?
They had this perfect toothsome quality.
For those who like their bread "all crust," it is especially toothsome.
What about biscuits, so light and fragrant and toothsome that the butter is glad to meet them?
This most toothsome vegetable should be sown early, either in the hotbed or the open ground.
They are a toothsome fish, but a trifle bony.
The pastry is fresh and flaky, the cakes delicate and toothsome.
