Hey Namjoon. I know you know the meaning of succulent to refer to your plant chingus, but me, being an ESL teacher would love to introduce you to other meanings of this word. #multiplemeaningwords
Hey Namjoon. I know you know the meaning of succulent to refer to your plant chingus, but me, being an ESL teacher would love to introduce you to other meanings of this word. #multiplemeaningwords
Hey Namjoon. I know you know the meaning of succulent to refer to your plant chingus, but me, being an ESL teacher would love to introduce you to other meanings of this word. #multiplemeaningwords
Succulent as an adjective can also describe something that is juicy, delectable and tasty often, but not always, referring to a piece of food. As in “Wow, this pear is so succulent that the juice runs down my hand as I eat it.”
Succulent as an adjective can also describe something that is juicy, delectable and tasty often, but not always, referring to a piece of food. As in “Wow, this pear is so succulent that the juice runs down my hand as I eat it.”
Succulent as an adjective can also describe something that is juicy, delectable and tasty often, but not always, referring to a piece of food. As in “Wow, this pear is so succulent that the juice runs down my hand as I eat it.”
Some common synonyms for succulent in adjective form can be luscious, yummy, and mouthwatering.
Some common synonyms for succulent in adjective form can be luscious, yummy, and mouthwatering.
Some common synonyms for succulent in adjective form can be luscious, yummy, and mouthwatering.
A succulent piece of steak, a succulent raspberry, a succulent thigh.
A succulent piece of steak, a succulent raspberry, a succulent thigh.
A succulent piece of steak, a succulent raspberry, a succulent thigh.
As a teacher, I like to include a lot of visuals.
As a teacher, I like to include a lot of visuals.
As a teacher, I like to include a lot of visuals.
In addition, another lesser known definition is full of interest or rich in desirable qualities, not dull. As in “what a delectable young man he is!”
In addition, another lesser known definition is full of interest or rich in desirable qualities, not dull. As in “what a delectable young man he is!”
In addition, another lesser known definition is full of interest or rich in desirable qualities, not dull. As in “what a delectable young man he is!”
So now, since I am a teacher after all, I need check for understanding, please comment using the word succulent as an adjective. Pictures would be helpful. :D
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