mouth-watering (Meaning)

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mouth-watering (s)

pleasing to the sense of taste

The aroma wafting from the kitchen filled the house with mouth-watering scents.
The sight of the freshly baked pastries with glazed toppings was incredibly mouth-watering.
The succulent steak, perfectly seasoned and grilled, made my mouth water with anticipation.
The luscious chocolate cake, adorned with swirls of cream, was a mouth-watering indulgence.
The tangy aroma of the citrus salad, with its bright oranges and juicy grapefruit, made my mouth water.
The golden-brown roasted chicken, crispy on the outside and moist on the inside, was a mouth-watering delight.
The spicy aroma of the chili, simmering for hours, filled the air with mouth-watering scents.
The creamy cheese platter, with its various flavors and textures, was a mouth-watering treat.
The sweet and juicy strawberries, fresh from the garden, were mouth-watering temptations.
The refreshing taste of the ice-cold lemonade was incredibly mouth-watering and thirst-quenching.

pleasing to the sense of taste

delicious, edible, lush, toothsome, delightful, tasty, appetizing, toothy, savoury, succulent

tedious, boring, commonplace, boring, stale, distasteful, flat, banal, unsavory, insipid

The aroma wafting from the kitchen filled the house with mouth-watering scents.

The sight of the freshly baked pastries with glazed toppings was incredibly mouth-watering.

The succulent steak, perfectly seasoned and grilled, made my mouth water with anticipation.

The luscious chocolate cake, adorned with swirls of cream, was a mouth-watering indulgence.