delectable

"I am only interested in having your delectable body for my own."

This was, after all, the most delectable of the three.

He turned to the equally delectable woman on his right.

"I have brought you here not only for the fragrance of your society, which is delectable, but also to ask a question."

In any case, the delectable program should encourage you to make the trip.

But when food tasted this delectable, it was hard to care.

"The line between the delectable and the deadly can be fine," he says.

His eyes took in the curve of her delectable lips.

I don't know that you ever took quite so delectable a picture.

They knew he had gone over the limit for even the most delectable of young flesh.

It is especially delectable, the farmers point out, to bears.

Now it is simply one more delectable treat in the bin.

That aura in any other host would have been as delectable.

But he knew the strength and power packaged in her delectable form.

And she was all his, every last delectable morsel of her.

And the two were delectable in their last, giddy dance together.

But she admits that her meals were not always delectable.

All of that adds up to a delectable year for Democrats to debate the issue, they say.

They dressed for dinner and later discovered a second night together more delectable than the first.

But the high fat content is part of what makes short ribs so delectable.

Delectable as these were, however, we would order the porterhouse every time.

Why not make an extra batch for a delectable Christmas present?

Life in this place to which Burl had led them was delectable!

Tall enough to send back to him the full view of every delectable inch her body.

The big sideboard was a delectable mountain of good things.