succulent
కుచించుకుపోయిన
definition
noun
As a rule of thumb, it's hard to go wrong with classics like the parlour palm, dracaenas, rubber plants, aspidistra (I've always fancied a variegated one), cacti, succulents and the umbrella plant.
a succulent plant.
adjective
The pork was deliciously succulent and tender with a great flavour being imparted from the meat's fat.
(of food) tender, juicy, and tasty.
translation of 'succulent'
మంచి రసం కలిగిన,
ఆసక్తికరమైన
example
The crispy and 'succulent' beans fried with tasty prawn paste and sweet grated coconut may be one of the few vegetarian dishes in the restaurant.
The wait for ribs and sliced pork yielded heaping plates of 'succulent' meat dripping in sauce and accompanied by chunky homemade potato salad and hot, crispy fried okra.
There were sizzling sausages, 'succulent' bacon and delicious free-range eggs, but they were placed on English muffins and drizzled with a light béchamel sauce.
The rest of the day passed in an exciting rush of 'succulent' foods, rushing lights and hot baths from an always-hot bathtub.
For example, thick, waxy, 'succulent' leaves indicate arid environments in which the plant must conserve water.
Because of the scarcity of water and 'succulent' vegetation in the desert, rural gardeners often find everything from skunks to javelina to coyotes nibbling at their crops.
The plant is 'succulent' with leaves in tight rosettes more or less four centimetres or more across in diameter.
The pork was deliciously 'succulent' and tender with a great flavour being imparted from the meat's fat.
The 'succulent' pork was moist and full of smoke flavor.
Three-flavour chicken with rice and vegetables is a good choice, as is the sweet, 'succulent' pork BBQ, also served with a healthy portion of fresh veggies.
Once you've slurped up the delicious, scalding hot soup, then feel free to gobble up the 'succulent' pork and dumpling shell.
With a ready-cooked lobster you might end up with a dry, rubbery texture rather than deliciously 'succulent' meat.
A 'succulent' dish, it was served with a delicate sauce comprising olive oil, garlic and citrus juice.
The tuna was 'succulent' and fresh and the garnishes were cut after I'd ordered it rather than having sat before my arrival.
The food in Jerez in southern Spain is unforgettable: 'succulent' seafood and delicious ham from black-trottered, acorn-eating pigs.
Sporting thin, jagged leaves upon a 'succulent' , fleshy stem, the herb is easily uprooted and replanted due to its shallow root system.
The steak was well cooked and suitably dressed in 'succulent' mushrooms with a cheeky pepper sauce to make matters interesting.
It was really good, a perfect mix of flavors to accompany the 'succulent' meat.
The seafood primi are tasty, and the walnut cake is positively 'succulent' .
This incredible trailing groundcover has vivid fleshy leaves and 'succulent' stems that enable it to store water and thrive in even the harshest climates.
Lili's salad, by contrast, was delicious: the slivers of chicken tender and tasty, and perfectly complemented by the 'succulent' slices of mango.
Tuesday's braised pork belly, a tender hunk of 'succulent' meat layered with fat, served over salty French lentils.
Armed with a basket each, we soon found delicious, 'succulent' fruit among the straw.
He removes a circle from the middle, replaces it with crisp endive, then uses it as a lid over 'succulent' slices of rabbit, stuffed with mushroom duxelles and its own kidney.
Lewanna imagined thin, crispy crust smothered in sweet yet savory tomato sauce, warm cheese, pepperoni, and 'succulent' mushrooms.
The fat gives a sausage its characteristic 'succulence' and texture.
I bought two new plants today, both 'succulents' from the Echeveria family.
Ornamental grasses make great companions to potted annuals, perennials, herbs, 'succulents' , and broad-leafed plants.
The well-known garden designer and author will also conduct clinics to offer visitors the information and care advice they need to help with all kinds of plants, but particularly 'succulents' as mentioned in his latest book.
Not wanting to give the prince anything of dubious taste or quality, she bit into each fruit first to be sure of its 'succulence' and sweetness and only then gave it to Rama who ate it with great relish and granted her salvation.
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