Relished is valid Scrabble Word

Definitions for RELISHED in dictionary:

VERB:
• RELISH, to enjoy
• enjoy greatly
• anticipate with pleasure
• make pleasant to the taste; add relish to
NOUN:
• great enjoyment
• liking for or pleasurable anticipation of something
• a piquant sauce or pickle eaten with plain food to add flavour
• an appetizing flavour
• a distinctive taste or tinge

Words related to RELISHED

relish9 relishes11 relishing13

Words that contain RELISHED

unrelished14 disrelished16

How to use RELISHED in a sentence

• I lingered behind to get a basin of the soup, which I relished mightily.
• The persons whom the host wishes most to honour should be asked if they like the delicious brown outside slice, as this, by many, is exceedingly relished.
• The soldiers by no means relished the work given them, and many of them complained bitterly that it was no part of their duty to fight women and babies.
• Arrived in the city, Broughton treated his sister to a delicious little dinner at a favourite hotel, which he himself relished to the full.
• She cooked one for her own supper and relished it as a change from the everlasting bacon and ham.
• He was attached to his profession, and scarce relished the thought of being dependent altogether on his wife for the means of subsistence.
• On this account, therefore, we say that he relished his society, but could neither respect nor esteem him.
• One circumstance, however, came to light, which gave them much encouragement, and that was a discovery that Mat by no means relished his situation.
• Thompson sat down to the first meal he had thoroughly relished in two weeks.
• They are very palatable and nutritious, and are also greatly relished by white people whenever they can be obtained.
• But Frank had dined well, and as Lizzie had promised to come to breakfast he was in excellent humour, and on the whole relished the tale.
• The King gave mee a good sharpe potion, but you took away the working of it by the well relished comfites ye sent after it.
• This extraordinary procedure was not relished by the burghers, who made an indignant protest to General Christian De Wet.
• Thanks to his exertions in its behalf all over the country, the phrase is now the most popular of the day, well known and relished in every part of the Union.
• It is highly relished by all kinds of farm animals, not excluding rabbits and goats, and when fed judiciously may be fed in this form with perfect safety.
• Nor is it thought to be relished quite as highly by stock as the medium red clover.
• It is relished by all kinds of domestic animals kept upon the farm, but the hay is relatively better adapted to cows and other cattle than to horses and sheep.
• Japan clover is not usually relished by stock at first, but they soon come to like it, and are then fond of it.
• The king, who was extremely disgusted at the presbyterians, relished the proposal, and young Dalrymple, son of lord Stair, was appointed joint secretary of state with Melvil.
• Soon a wood fire blazed for us in the double-bedded parlor, and the unpainted deal table was spread in the fire-light with a repast we relished with a pleasant appreciation.
• Lauderdale had in relation to the Lady Balcarras, now Lady Argile, which Argile relished not, and said, I think your grace would take the ward of my marriage.
• We relished it well and have burned it all up in our labor in the mills.
• The simple meal of meat, bread, and afterward a drink of the cold spring water, was keenly relished by the hungry voyagers.
• But he said that he never ate a meal that he relished more than the one he took with them.
• Of that whole race of orators, I may freely say, that their manner cannot now be relished.
• Unlike some critics, however, he relished genuine and well-informed criticism of his own writings.
• He relished the sour looks which Linton sent in that direction.
• I had work to do, but I must admit that I little relished the idea of returning to my cottage.

Similar words containing LISH without suffix ed and without prefix re

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