succulency

Ripe, dripping quality

Succulency is the quality of being succulent—juicy, moist, and flavorful.

The word applies primarily to food: the succulency of a perfectly grilled steak, ripe peaches at peak succulency.

It suggests satisfaction and pleasure in eating, the opposite of dry or tough.

juiciness

moisture

Small amounts of liquid

nectarous · ripe · sappy · oozing · drenched · saturated · mouthwatering · quenching · syrupy · gushing

tenderness

soft

Yielding to touch

pliable · fork-tender · supple · velvety · silky · moist · braised · slow-cooked · marbled · gelatinous

flavor

savory

Appetizing, not sweet

delectable · toothsome · palatable · appetizing · scrumptious · umami · ambrosial · heavenly · divine · indulgent

plants

fleshy

Thick with soft tissue

  • aloeMedicinal gel plant
  • agaveSpiny desert succulent
  • jadeCarved ornamental mineral

sedum · cactus · drought-resistant · xerophyte · rosette · propagation · terrarium

Opposites
moisture content

succulencydryness

Absence of moisture

aridity · desiccation · dehydration · parchedness · withering

texture quality

succulencytoughness

Resilient durability under strain

leatheriness · stringiness · chewiness · rubberiness · fibrousness

desirability/appeal

succulencyunpalatability

Quality of tasting bad

mealiness · staleness · blandness · insipidity · tastelessness

Phrases
Family

succulent, succulents, succulence, succulently, succulences

Familiarity
Top 1,000,000
Profile
Used worldwide · Timeless · Positive · Everyday, not technical · Rated G