morish
Makes you want more
Morish is a variant spelling of moreish, meaning so tasty or enjoyable that you want more: These crisps are dangerously morish.
The spelling is more common in British English and informal contexts.
Something morish has an addictive quality—you keep reaching for another bite, another episode, another round.
Good to eat
- scrumptiousExtremely pleasing to taste
- delectableExtremely pleasing to taste
- mouthwateringExtremely appealing to eat
- yummyInformally delectable
appetizing · toothsome · luscious · savory · flavorsome · palatable · ambrosial · divine
Causing physical or psychological dependence
- compulsiveUnable to stop oneself
- irresistibleImpossible to withstand
- habit-formingCausing repeated compulsive use
- snackishMildly hungry, wanting nibbles
peckish · hankering · urge · temptation · wanting
Self-indulgent, often corruptly
- richHaving much of something
- sinfulViolating moral law
- treatSomething pleasantly special
- luxuriousMarked by costly elegance
sumptuous · naughty · splurge · heavenly · opulent · satisfying · rewarding · comforting
Takes small bites
- chipsThin fried slices
- crispsBritish fried potato slices
- popcornHeated grain that puffs
- nutsSeeds in shells
pretzels · crackers · biscuits · cookies · samosas · pakoras · empanadas · edamame
Powerfully attractive
- alluringPowerfully appealing
- invitingAttractively appealing
- appealingPleasant and inviting
- seductivePowerfully attractive, tempting
tantalizing · beckoning · come-hither · luring · magnetic
tasty
Good to eat
- scrumptiousExtremely pleasing to taste
- delectableExtremely pleasing to taste
- mouthwateringExtremely appealing to eat
yummy · appetizing · toothsome · luscious · savory · flavorsome · palatable · ambrosial · divine · lip-smacking
addictive
Causing physical or psychological dependence
- compulsiveUnable to stop oneself
- irresistibleImpossible to withstand
- habit-formingCausing repeated compulsive use
snackish · peckish · hankering · urge · temptation · wanting
decadent
Self-indulgent, often corruptly
luxurious · sumptuous · naughty · splurge · heavenly · opulent · satisfying · rewarding · comforting · moorish
nibbles
Takes small bites
nuts · pretzels · crackers · biscuits · cookies · samosas · pakoras · empanadas · edamame · rice-crackers
enticing
Powerfully attractive
seductive · tantalizing · beckoning · come-hither · luring · magnetic
morishfilling
Material placed within
satiating · satisfying · cloying · heavy · stodgy
morishunappetizing
Not pleasing to eat
off-putting · unpalatable · unappealing · repulsive · disgusting