luscious

1 of 1adjective

/ˈlʌʃəs/

Forms:more luscious,most luscious

1

sexually attractive and very seductive

The model's luscious hair cascaded down her back, drawing attention to her stunning features.
Her luscious lips were painted a vibrant red, drawing attention to her smile.
His luscious eyes were a deep brown, full of warmth and kindness.
The actress was known for her luscious charm, captivating the audience with every scene.

Synonyms:

juicy toothsome seductive voluptuous red-hot provocative lush

2

(of food) having a rich, sweet, and appealing flavor

The bakery was filled with the scent of luscious strawberry tarts fresh from the oven.
I remember the softly melting texture and luscious flavor of my grandmother's homemade fudge.
Fresh grape tomatoes burst with an irresistibly luscious flavor unlike anything from the grocery store.
She baked a luscious chocolate cake layered with creamy frosting.
The tropical fruits in the salad added a luscious sweetness to the dish.

Synonyms:

tasty delectable scrumptious mouthwatering toothsome appetizing savory pleasant-tasting yummy delicious palatable

3

having a rich quality

The luscious silk fabric flowed smoothly through her fingers.
The luscious colors of the sunset painted the sky with warm hues.
The artist’s luscious use of light and shadow brought the painting to life.
The luscious velvet cushions added a luxurious touch to the room.
She wore a luscious red gown that caught everyone’s eye.