Modifies a noun

• meal: Master of ceremonies Bobby Davro kept guests entertained throughout the evening while they indulged in an appetizing meal.

• menu: It serves the full range of Cain's ales and also has an appetizing menu.

• aroma: Kampong Ayer Square becomes a night market with food stalls giving off appetizing aromas.

• smell: The front door was open and appetizing smells from the kitchen greeted the guests.

• food: In recent times perhaps we are more inclined to appreciate Greece for its abundance of good weather, fine beaches and appetizing food.

• form: Fine food expertly served by waitresses in appetizing forms.

Modifying Another Word

• very: Over 200 people had piled in, the disco was playing some cool sounds and the buffet looked very appetizing.

• not: The prospect of having to use FTP to transfer all files from the web server was not appetizing.

• quite: Perhaps Mrs. Duke's cold leg of mutton would seem quite appetizing at the top of a tree.

• so: When we opened the packaging it looked so appetizing and when it is cooked it is delicious.

Used with adjective complement

• look: Over 200 people had piled in, the disco was playing some cool sounds and the buffet looked very appetizing.

• sound: The menu itself was good looking and all the dishes sounded appetizing.