marrowy

Or perhaps, preferably, a sullen submission, reluctant charms; far more marrowy.

“Curds and whey” might suit Euripides, the Apologist must have marrowy wine.

The coloured mixture must be finally triturated with a few drops of olive-oil, in order to make it smooth and marrowy.

The pine nut has a rich, marrowy kernel in a shell that varies in thickness from that of a chestnut to that of a hazel-nut.

"I have paid for it," looking him steadily in the eye, some unexpected manliness rising up, making his tone bitter and marrowy.