lushest

Main Entry:
lush [luhsh]
Part of Speech: adjective
Definition: profuse and delightful
Synonyms: abundant, ambrosial, delectable, delicious, deluxe, dense, elaborate, extensive, extravagant, exuberant, flourishing, fresh, grand, green, heavenly, juicy, lavish, luscious, luxuriant, luxurious, opulent, ornate, overgrown, palatial, plush, prodigal, prolific, rank, rich, riotous, ripe, ritzy, scrumptious, sensuous, succulent, sumptuous, teeming, tender, verdant, voluptuous
Antonyms: austere, bare, barren, sparse
Main Entry: creamy
Part of Speech: adjective
Definition: smooth, buttery
Synonyms: creamed, feathery, fluffy, gloppy, gooey, gooky, goopy, greasy, gunky, luscious, lush, milky, oily, rich, soft, velvety
Main Entry: delectable
Part of Speech: adjective
Definition: delicious, enjoyable
Synonyms: adorable, agreeable, ambrosial, appetizing, charming, choice, dainty, darling, delicate, delightful, delish, divine, enticing, exquisite, gratifying, heavenly, inviting, luscious, lush, palatable, pleasant, pleasurable, rare, sapid, satisfying, savory, scrumptious, tasty, toothsome, yummy
Notes: delightful is more general than delectable which describes a sensual experience
Antonyms: bad, disagreeable, horrible, nauseating, offensive, repulsive, sickening, unpleasant, unsatisfying
Main Entry: delicious
Part of Speech: adjective
Definition: pleasing, especially to the taste
Synonyms: adorable, ambrosial, appetizing, choice, dainty, darling, delectable, delightful, delish, distinctive, divine, enjoyable, enticing, exquisite, fit for king, good, gratifying, heavenly, luscious, lush, mellow, mouthwatering, nectarous, nice, palatable, piquant, pleasant, rare, rich, sapid, savory, scrumptious, spicy, sweet, tasteful, tasty, tempting, titillating, toothsome, well-prepared, well-seasoned, yummy*
Antonyms: disagreeable, distasteful, horrible, unpleasant, unsavory
Main Entry: delightful
Part of Speech: adjective
Definition: pleasant, charming
Synonyms: adorable, agreeable, alluring, ambrosial, amusing, attractive, beautiful, captivating, cheery, clever, congenial, darling, delectable, delicious, enchanting, engaging, enjoyable, entertaining, fair, fascinating, gratifying, heavenly, ineffable, lovely, luscious, lush, pleasing, pleasurable, rapturous, ravishing, refreshing, satisfying, scrumptious, thrilling, yummy*
Notes: delightful is more general than delectable which describes a sensual experience
Antonyms: bad, disappointing, horrible, unamusing, unenjoyable, unhappy, unpleasant
Main Entry: deluxe
Part of Speech: adjective
Definition: superior, plush
Synonyms: choice, costly, dainty, delicate, elegant, exclusive, expensive, exquisite, first-class, grand, luscious, lush, luxuriant, luxurious, opulent, palatial, posh, rare, recherché, rich, ritzy, select, special, splendid, sumptuous, super, swank, swanky
Antonyms: inferior, poor
Main Entry: drunk
Part of Speech: adjective
Definition: intoxicated by alcohol
Synonyms: bashed, befuddled, boozed up, buzzed, crocked, feeling no pain, flushed, flying*, fuddled, glazed, groggy, high*, inebriated, juiced, laced, liquored up, lit, lush, muddled, plastered, potted, seeing double, sloshed, stewed, stoned, tanked, three sheets to the wind, tight*, tipsy, totaled, under the influence, under the table, wasted*
Notes: as an adjective, drunken can only precede the noun, while drunk follows a verb
Antonyms: sober, straight
Main Entry: epicurean
Part of Speech: adjective
Definition: loving food and finer things
Synonyms: gluttonous, gourmandizing, gourmet, hedonistic, libertine, lush, luxurious, pleasure-seeking, self-indulgent, sensual, sensuous, sybaritic, voluptuous
Main Entry: exuberant
Part of Speech: adjective
Definition: profuse
Synonyms: abundant, affluent, copious, diffuse, effusive, exaggerated, excessive, fecund, fertile, fruitful, fulsome, lavish, lush, luxuriant, opulent, overdone, overflowing, plenteous, plentiful, prodigal, prolific, rampant, rich, riotous, superabundant, superfluous, teeming
Antonyms: insufficient, lacking, needing, wanting
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