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relish
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A relish is a cooked , pickled , or chopped vegetable or fruit food item typically used as a condiment in particular to enhance a staple. In the United States, the word relish is frequently used to describe a single variety of relish —pickle or dill relish, ...
Usage examples of relish.
Ping Slatterly thought of that fact with relish as he ignited the strong acetylene torch which was to play so important a part in this raid.
It belongs solely to proprietors of the softer sex, whom fortune has indulged as you perceive with every thing that is calculated to give new relish to the pursuits of life, and beguile the lazy foot of time.
In spite of a great momentary appearance of frankness and a lively relish of any conjunction of agreeable circumstances exerting a pressure to which one could respond, Bernard had really little taste for giving himself up, and he never did so without very soon wishing to take himself back.
Rama enjoyed watching the brahmacharya novice relish the sour juice with the satisfaction of a palace brahmin finishing his tenth glass of bhaang at a Holi feast.
She complained of hunger and thirst, which resulted in her transfer to the blue where Xaefyer relished explaining the nipples.
We raise our glasses and I drink with great relish, aware that, though the arrival of Finn is most irritating to me, the arrival of Herr Hummel may prove most fortunate.
He reached for a mangosteen and ate the white pulpy contents, but without the customary relish.
When the masseuse called to him that the bath was full, he self-assuredly stepped forward with his paunch thrust out and, with relish, sprawled in the water.
The ranger watched the merrow go, relishing thoughts of the report that the creature would give to its unknown commander.
She put down the champagne, leaned forward and hugged him about the hips, mouthing him with relish.
Javan murmured, glancing at Rhys Michael, who was downing his with obvious relish.
But Fortune, who seldom greatly relishes such sparks as my friend Tom, perhaps because they do not pay more ardent addresses to her, gave now a very different turn to all his actions, and showed them to Mr.
Cap was awed, in spite of his overweening dogmatism, by the earnest simplicity of the Pathfinder, though he did not relish the idea of believing a fact which, for many years, he had pertinaciously insisted could not be true.
He drank to the postman, coughing a little but relishing the warm glow.
He relished it for a moment, then reminded himself that he still had a long way to travel, even if he was only going to Praunce instead of Teyzha, and that there was no sense in wasting the few remaining hours of daylight.