| ESCULENT | • esculent adj. Suitable for eating; eatable, edible. • esculent adj. (Figuratively) “Good enough to eat”; attractive. • esculent n. Something edible, especially a vegetable; a comestible. |
| ESCULENTS | • esculents n. Plural of esculent. • ESCULENT n. something that is edible. |
| FECULENT | • feculent adj. Dirty with faeces or other impurities. • FECULENT adj. full of filth or waste matter. |
| FLOCCULENT | • flocculent adj. Flocculated, resembling bits of wool; woolly. • flocculent adj. Covered in a woolly substance; downy. • flocculent adj. Flaky. |
| FLOCCULENTLY | • flocculently adv. In a flocculent manner. • FLOCCULENT adv. clothed with small flocks or flakes; woolly. |
| INESCULENT | • inesculent adj. Inedible. • INESCULENT adj. (archaic) inedible. |
| LUCULENT | • luculent adj. (Now rare) Shining, brilliant. • luculent adj. (Obsolete) Of language, speeches etc: lucid, brilliantly clear. • LUCULENT adj. readily understood; lucid. |
| LUCULENTLY | • luculently adv. In a luculent manner; clearly. • LUCULENT adv. readily understood; lucid. |
| MUCULENT | • muculent adj. Slimy; moist and moderately viscous. • MUCULENT adj. like mucus. |
| SUCCULENT | • succulent adj. Juicy or lush. • succulent adj. Luscious or delectable. • succulent adj. (Botany) Having fleshy leaves or other tissues that store water. |
| SUCCULENTLY | • succulently adv. In a succulent way. • SUCCULENT adv. juicy, sappy. |
| SUCCULENTS | • succulents n. Plural of succulent. • SUCCULENT n. a plant, such as a cactus, that stores water in its stem and leaves. |
| TRUCULENT | • truculent adj. Cruel or savage. • truculent adj. Deadly or destructive. • truculent adj. Defiant or uncompromising. |
| TRUCULENTLY | • truculently adv. With aggression; savagely. • TRUCULENT adv. aggressive and discourteous. |