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1. (adj.) succulent
full of juice; juicy.
2. succulent
rich in desirable qualities.
3. succulent
affording mental nourishment.
4. succulent
(of a plant) having fleshy and juicy tissues.
5. (n.) succulent
a succulent plant, as a sedum or cactus.
Etymology: (1595–1605; < LL sūculentus= L sūc(us), succus juice +-ulentus -ulent)
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1. (adj) succulent
a plant adapted to arid conditions and characterized by fleshy water-storing tissues that act as water reservoirs
2. (adj) lush, succulent
full of juice
"lush fruits"; "succulent roast beef"; "succulent plants with thick fleshy leaves"
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Webster Dictionary |
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1. (adj) succulent
full of juice; juicy
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Sense: (of fruit or other food eg meat) juicy and delicious
a succulent peach.
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 Afrikaans: sappig |
 Arabic: عُصاري، كثير العُصارَه |
 Bulgarian: сочен |
 Brazilian: suculento |
 Czech: šťavnatý |
 German: saftig |
 Danish: saftig |
 Greek: χυμώδης και εύγευστος |
 Spanish: suculento |
 Estonian: mahlakas |
 Farsi: آب دار و خوشمزه |
 Finnish: mehukas |
 French: succulent |
 Hebrew: עֲסִיסִי |
 Hindi: रसदार, रसीला |
 Croatian: sočan |
 Hungarian: zamatos |
 Indonesian: ranum |
 Icelandic: safaríkur, ljúffengur |
 Italian: succulento |
 Japanese: 水気の多い |
 Korean: 즙이 많은 |
 Lithuanian: sultingas, mėsingas |
 Latvian: sulīgs |
 Malay: ranum |
 Dutch: sappig |
 Norwegian: saftig |
 Polish: soczysty |
 Persian: آب دار و خوشمزه |
 Pashto: شیره وال،اوبلند |
 Portuguese: suculento |
 Romanian: suculent |
 Russian: сочный |
 Slovak: šťavnatý |
 Slovenian: sočen |
 Serbian: sočan |
 Swedish: saftig, köttig |
 Thai: หวานฉ่ำ |
 Turkish: sulu ve lezzetli |
 Taiwanese: 多汁味美的(水果等) |
 Ukrainian: соковитий |
 Urdu: رس دار |
 Vietnamese: mọng và ngon |
 Chinese: 多汁味美的（水果等） |
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