relishable

• “Yeah, it did require quite a lot of dexterity and hard work, but it's relishable stuff to do.”

  NPR: In 'Sherlock,' A Classic Sleuth For The Modern Age

• “And Isaac, before by his last will and testament he bequeathed his blessing to his son Esau, required him to make some savoury meat, such as his soul loved, i.e., such as was relishable to his blunted palate.”

  Old Cookery Books and Ancient Cuisine

• “Stephen became the picture of vexation and sadness, which, relishable for a moment, caused her the next instant to regret the mistake she had made.”

  A Pair of Blue Eyes

• “It exemplifies the enhanced craftsmanship of the author's recent work; the sheer number of the handicaps Rebus overcomes and the puzzles he solves evince a relishable virtuosity.”

  A Question of Blood: Summary and book reviews of A Question of Blood by Ian Rankin.

• “We shall be giving our readers a relishable taste of St. Simon, the celebrated memoir-writer of the age of Louis XIV., if out of the portrait in words, drawn by him from the life, of Fénelon's princely pupil, we transfer here a few strong lines to our pages.”

  Classic French Course in English

• “For months I entered the ecstatic union, comprehending why the UPANISHADS say God is RASA, “the most relishable.””

  Autobiography of a Yogi

• “After a relishable meal of coarse rice, lentil-DHAL, and curry of potatoes with raw bananas, I retired to a small hut adjoining the courtyard.”

  Autobiography of a Yogi

• “For months I entered the ecstatic union, comprehending why the UPANISHADS say God is RASA, "the most relishable.”

  Autobiography of a Yogi

• “One of the most relishable pieces of humor evolved in some time.”

  Margarita's Soul The Romantic Recollections of a Man of Fifty

• “Hylactor got only the offal and the coarser bits, the rest Agathemer made into a relishable broth flavored with marjoram, bay-leaves and other herbs.”

  Andivius Hedulio Adventures of a Roman Nobleman in the Days of the Empire

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