ˈtüthsəm adjective
Etymology: tooth (I) + -some
1. : pleasing to the taste : delicious
grandmother's toothsome battercakes — S.H.Adams
2. : agreeable , pleasant
the taste of power is toothsome — Helen Howe
3. : sexually attractive : delectable , luscious
a toothsome blond baggage … standing there in an unbelievably tight emerald gown — New Yorker
Synonyms: see palatable