succulent

Converse of object

grow: To grow succulents from seed, try the Thompson and Morgan range.

Adjective modifier

• other: Other succulents in the genus Crassula also resemble pebbles.
• more: It seemed to be longer and more succulent here than anywhere else in the field.
• exotic: Tranquil rivers, rugged deserts, ancient statues and exotic succulents are among the subjects that have been photographed for the 2006 exhibition.
• flowering: Culture notes An epiphytic free flowering succulent that grows to around 300mm high and 400mm across and is suitable for pots or hanging baskets.
• soft: When I wrote Part 1 I suggested a No. 2 strength except for the soft succulents and epiphytic or saxicolous cacti.

Modifies a noun

• steak: From a succulent steak to a crisp, fresh salad, there's something to satisfy everyone.
• prawn: Favorites include succulent prawns fried in good olive oil with chili & garlic, & delicious grilled polenta topped with lightly fried wild mushrooms.
• seafood: Superb contemporary cuisine places the emphasis on succulent seafood, bolstered by wine selections from arguably the finest cellar in Fiji.
• pork: We believe the secret of cooking succulent pork lies in the slow maturing qualities of the meat allied with a good covering of fat.
• lamb: Succulent lamb is also a specialty of the region, thanks to the many sheep who graze on the salt marshes.
• roast: For lunch and dinner, you can choose from a succulent roast from the Carvery or the Chef's Specials of the Day.

Modifying Another Word

• very: In order to cope with this, plants have very succulent leaves in which they conserve water, similar to a cactus plant.
• really: Put them in in the morning and by tea time they are really succulent and melting in the mouth.
• truly: The sausage & mash being judged " like English Sausage & mash but with more pizazz " whilst the breaded trotter was truly succulent.
• so: Lamb so succulent; falling off the bone; packed with flavor.
• especially: Our method should help you produce a truly tasty turkey with especially succulent breast meat.

Noun used with modifier

tender: They are not a cure-all capable of transforming a tough old joint into tender succulent morsels.

Preposition: in

crassula: Other succulents in the genus Crassula also resemble pebbles.

Preposition: from

seed: Growing cacti and succulents from seed is not difficult and can be very rewarding.