delish

Examples

• All

• Never made duck before until tonight with this recipe; it was delish!

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• The homemade pizza was so delish that we ordered another one right away.

• The pictures of the food looked double delish, by the way!

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• Wow, does that sound delish right now!

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• I promise the dinner will be delish!!!

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• The lunch buffet was delish.

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• The tomato soup looks delish!

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• I made extra and put it in a 9x13, and it was delish!

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• And it was delish!

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• Your food looks delish!

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Synonyms

D

delicious

vsdelish

488 1.0

Very pleasant to taste

is a casual short form of that same taste praise

T

tasty

vsdelish

184 1.0

Food or drink with a pleasant flavor that people enjoy

is the very casual way to express that same pleasant flavor

Y

yummy

vsdelish

• Informal

107 6.1

Very tasty and pleasant to eat

is similar but is the brief slang form used in speech

S

savory

vsdelish

• US

29 4.1

Tastes salty or spicy rather than sweet

is casual praise that does not specify salty or spicy taste

F

flavorful

vsdelish

• US

16 2.3

Having a strong, pleasant taste

is more colloquial and focuses on saying how tasty it is

S

scrumptious

vsdelish

16 3.7

Very tasty and pleasant to eat

is a shorter, more colloquial way to express the same delight

A

appetizing

vsdelish

15 3.5

Smelling or looking so good you want to eat it

is the informal spoken approval aimed at taste enjoyment

D

delectable

vsdelish

13 5.1

Very pleasant to taste, especially of food or drink

is a more informal, brief way to praise that same quality

L

luscious

vsdelish

9 4.3

Having a very rich, sweet taste or smell that feels pleasant

is a short informal praise not focused only on sweetness

Z

zesty

vsdelish

7 4.2

A bright, slightly spicy taste

is broader casual praise not specifically spicy or lively

M

mouthwatering

vsdelish

4 3.2

So good in smell or look that you want to eat it

is the quick express praise focusing on taste rather than appearance

P

piquant

vsdelish

3 7.4

A sharp tasty flavor that makes food more interesting

is a general casual compliment not specifically sharp or pungent

D

delicioso

vsdelish

• Informal

1 6.3

Very tasty and pleasant to eat

is the casual short speech form, not the foreign styling

R

racy

vsdelish

1 7.3

Has a strong, full taste

is a brief, casual praise that does not stress richness

S

sacrilicious

vsdelish

• Slang

1 9.9

Very rich and tasty, so good you feel a little guilty

is an informal friendly praise without the indulgent taboo sense

F

flavorsome

vsdelish

• US

1 4.3

Having a strong and pleasant taste

is the casual praise form rather than a neutral flavor note

R

rich and hearty

vsdelish

1 3.2

Food or drink that is full of flavor and very filling

is used more as a quick positive remark, not about fullness

S

sapid

vsdelish

1 9.9

A strong pleasant taste you notice when you eat or drink

is the informal compliment version rather than a technical flavor term

M

moreish

vsdelish

• UK

1 7.8

So enjoyable that you want it again

is a short praise of tastiness without implying addictive desire

S

simply sinful

vsdelish

• Informal

1 5.6

Tastes very rich and is almost too good to resist

is a casual praise without indulgent or sinful connotation

A

appetible

vsdelish

• Archaic

1 9.9

Having a good taste that makes you want to eat it

is the casual praise form rather than the slightly formal appetite term

P

pleasant-tasting

vsdelish

1 3.0

A food or drink with a nice taste that people enjoy

is the informal, expressive praise rather than the neutral description

S

scrummy and delicious

vsdelish

• UK

7.1

Very tasty and pleasant to eat

is the informal short label that matches that enthusiastic praise

G

ginormously delicious

vsdelish

• Informal

8.2

Tastes very good and makes you want more

is the shorter informal praise rather than the emphatic description

Antonyms

D

disgusting

538 1.3

Causing a strong feeling of dislike or making you feel sick

U

unappetizing

4 4.8

Not looking, smelling, or tasting good so you do not want to eat it

How Tasty

delish

• Informal

8 8.8

tasty

184 1.0

plain

180 1.0

tasteless

11 2.6

Surface Forms

Etymology