succulent

It's a succulent leaf, thicker than spinach, but when you chew and eat it, it tastes identical to a raw oyster.

Is a temporary ailment, caused by eating too freely of fresh and generally wet clover, or other succulent food.

The camels that had subsisted upon the dried and leafless twigs and branches, now feasted upon the succulent tops of the mimosas.

Roots, silage, and other succulent feeds are useful in this connection.

Those whose food is succulent grow more rapidly than those which have for their food dry gramineous plants and coriaceous lichens.

If the sheep has no fear of wolves, it will choose to be outside the fold among the succulent herbage.