mouthwatering

/ ˈmaʊθˌwɔːtərɪŋ /

adjective

1. whetting the appetite, as from smell, appearance, or description

Example Sentences

What should be mouthwatering instead physicalizes this show’s defining descriptor: disgust.

From Salon

Absent those images, watching Lois debone, stuff and truss up a turducken would be mouthwatering.

From Salon

It was wise advice as Jones peppered the boundary with an mouthwatering exhibition of powerful strokeplay – the pick a towering 99-metre heave that flew out of the ground.

From BBC

“It was quite obvious for me to make a croissant that I could twist. So, you have a bit of artichoke puree, a poached egg, a bit of truffle and a bit of cheese. It’s both vegetarian and still mouthwatering.”

From Seattle Times

Good afternoon, and what a few hours of mouthwatering European rugby we have coming up.

From BBC