toothsome

What about India — a wise, slow-moving elephant or a toothsome, ravenous tiger?(那印度呢？是一只聪明但移动缓慢的大象，亦或是一只美味而又贪婪的老虎？)

Other, less toothsome individuals are consigned to work back of house, where they have little chance of coming face to face with a paying client.(其他的长相不太好的员工则被分配到前台之后工作，在那里他们只有很小概率与顾客们进行面对面的接触。)

These mean and miserly folk do not welcome interlopers: watch out for spells which summon toothsome traps from the floor, or conjure nasty impish fres called Vexes.(某些卑鄙而又吝啬的人们并不那么欢迎闯入的冒险者：请小心，他们会从地板召唤尖牙来进行攻击玩家，或者他们也会召唤恼鬼来进行攻击玩家。)

Erin says: Always smile. Most men love happy drama-free, toothsome women. It's the best move you can make.(艾琳说：永远的微笑。大多数男人爱高兴的女人。这是最好的举措。)

The image strongly resembles the toothsome snarl of Bruce, played by Barry Humphries, as he faced Nemo, played by Alexander Gould.(这张照片就像由巴里·汉弗莱斯配音的张牙咧嘴的Bruce咆哮着由亚历山大·古尔德配音的Nemo。)

If you've got a soft spot for the tall, dark and handsome archetype, chances are your real-life partner is short, blond and, well, not so toothsome.(如果你对高个、黑发的英俊男人情有独钟，在现实生活中，你的伴侣有可能是矮个、金发，样子并不讨喜。)

The novel's heroine, a toothsome superwoman who runs a railroad.(那小说中之女主角，一位极为美丽而非凡的女性，经营着一条铁路。)