marrowy

This kingly dish epitomizes unctuousness: two sublime meats in a truffled Madeira sauce with the concentrated savor of a marrowy veal stock cooked way down.

"Put Yourself in his Place" was a wholesome return to the former style, a marrowy, living blue-book, instinct with power and passion.

He was like a marrowy plant, which needs but water and the poorest ground to make it grow to strength; but which, in too fat a soil, will shoot into luxuriant overgrowth, without fruit or usefulness.

Rich weed-growth is expressed by light but marrowy touch, suggestive of detail as well as of general form.

I was most kindly welcomed, and now I am looking back on that far-off time as the period—I will not say of youth—for I was close upon the five-barred gate of the cinquantaine, though I had not yet taken the leap—but of marrowy and vigorous manhood.