Succulent is valid Scrabble Word

Definitions for SUCCULENT in dictionary:

NOUN:
• a plant, such as a cactus, that stores water in its stem and leaves
• a succulent plant
• a plant adapted to arid conditions and characterized by fleshy water-storing tissues that act as water reservoirs
• succulent plant
ADJECTIVE:
• juicy, sappy
• (of food) tender, juicy, and tasty
• (of a plant, especially a xerophyte) having thick fleshy leaves or stems adapted to storing water
• juicy and delicious
• Full of juice; juicy.
OTHER DEFINITIONS:
• full of juic; juicy; moist and tasty; toothsome c of a plant; having fleshy tissues that conserve moisture

Words related to SUCCULENT

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How to use SUCCULENT in a sentence

• There, in deep burrows, lurked great succulent beetle-grubs, demanding only a tool with which they might be dug out.
• The succulent pulp which the pod contains is sometimes employed in those countries instead of sugar and honey, and is often used in preserving other fruits.
• Succulent plants are less susceptible of the influence of light than any others.
• If the growth is too rapid during September, it may be advisable to lift them and plant again, for the winter must not find them soft and succulent.
• This outer layer prevents evaporation, and is a marked feature of all succulent plants which grow exposed to the sun on arid rocks or in sandy deserts.
• Out of earth and air and light it builds the ripened sheaf, the succulent apple and the savoury potato.
• Many different forage crops are planted, in order to insure a regular succession of succulent feeds.
• Here, among the limestone rocks, the succulent cactus, and the drought-parched grass of that arid valley, had been born the Boy Artist.
• All farm animals relish it, but not so highly as blue grass, when the latter is tender and succulent.
• It should be so managed that the grazing will be kept reasonably tender and succulent.
• It is stowed away for many months in their warehouses, and then becomes succulent and tender.
• In Venice, the wild asparagus is served at table, but it is strong in flavour and less succulent than the cultivated sort.
• The Egyptian Dates are superior, being succulent and luscious when new, but apt to become somewhat hard after Christmas.
• Lunch, a really good, substantial meal, of savoury sausage or succulent fish and mashed potato, and a bun.
• So again, many succulent plants cannot endure a damp climate.
• The nuts, or shell fruits, as they are sometimes termed, form a class of food differing greatly from the succulent fruits.
• Their flesh is much more succulent and wholesome than that of our wild boars.
• Their object was to fish, the greater river itself being too muddy for the succulent kind that they wished.
• A study of our teeth, digestive organs and general structure, and of comparative anatomy, points to fruits, nuts and succulent vegetables as our original diet.

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