marrowish (Meaning)
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marrowish (a.)
Of the nature of, or like, marrow.
Synonyms & Antonyms of marrowish
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marrowish Sentence Examples
- The marrowish flesh of the avocado melted in her mouth, leaving a creamy residue.
- The bone marrow's marrowish texture reminded her of soft, rich butter.
- The marrowish concoction seeped out of the cavity, a viscous and nutritious liquid.
- The chef carefully extracted the marrowish gelatin from the veal bones, using a slotted spoon.
- The marrowish extract provided an umami-rich flavor to the risotto, elevating its taste.
- The marrowish broth filled her body with warmth and sustenance, comforting her on a cold winter's day.
- The marrowish substance was rich in essential nutrients, providing nourishment for the body's cells.
- The marrowish liquid oozed from the broken tomato, staining her shirt a deep crimson.
- The marrowish hue of the sunset cast an ethereal glow upon the landscape, creating a breathtaking spectacle.
- The marrowish scent permeated the air, a sweet and earthy fragrance that evoked fond memories.
FAQs About the word marrowish
Of the nature of, or like, marrow.
No synonyms found.
No antonyms found.
The marrowish flesh of the avocado melted in her mouth, leaving a creamy residue.
The bone marrow's marrowish texture reminded her of soft, rich butter.
The marrowish concoction seeped out of the cavity, a viscous and nutritious liquid.
The chef carefully extracted the marrowish gelatin from the veal bones, using a slotted spoon.
