Was there a delicious idiom?

There are many idioms that describe delicious food. 1. Excellent color, aroma, and taste: It refers to food that is excellent in appearance, taste, and aroma. 2. Fragrance in the wild: It described the fragrance of food that could spread to the surroundings and make people drool. 3. Delicious: It is used to describe the taste of food that is very unique and difficult to surpass. 4. Delicious food: A very precious delicacy that tastes extremely delicious. Manchu Han Imperial Feast: A very sumptuous dinner that includes a variety of different delicacies. 6. drool: It refers to a person who is very eager for the taste of delicious food and is drooling just by looking at it. 7. Color, aroma, and shape: It refers to food that is outstanding in appearance, taste, aroma, and shape. A table full of delicacies: a table full of delicacies of all kinds. Food culture: A rich and colorful culture that includes the production and tasting of various delicacies. 10. Eat to one's heart's content: It refers to feeling very satisfied and happy, eating a lot and feeling very carefree.

Deception

There were many idioms related to it, including not dying until the Yellow River, growing old, from beginning to end, spring silkworms until they die, boats to the river, etc. Other than that, there were also the following: success, perfection, perfection, success, and so on. There were a total of 96 idioms.

Lin Lin Zong Zong is an idiom which means that many things or people exist or gather together.

Alright, let's start the wonderful idiom solitaire game! wonderful

Alright, here are 50 idioms: Taking the lead. Preemptive strike People are overworked, get twice the result with half the effort No successor, Carry forward, Hanging up a sheep's head and selling dog meat, Cooperate from the inside and outside, If we stay together for a long time, we will certainly separate. Every minute and second… Day after day, Year after year, When the moon is full, it will wane. A guilty conscience is a great cause, Insignificant In name only, To be honest, As everyone knew, To tell them with emotion, Moved by emotion, Persevere. Persevere. Persevere. A vicious cycle. A virtuous cycle. One move at a time. One move at a time. It was as easy as flipping one's hand. I've learned new things from old stories, Explain the profound in simple words. Explain the profound in simple words. Explain the profound in simple words. Over time, The sun was setting. The mountains are high and the rivers are far. Distant water cannot quench near thirst, Thirst will not drink the water of a thief's spring, The truth came out. Winning by surprise, Winning before it happens But they are eggs, An egg hitting a stone. Earth-shattering and heaven-shocking. A startled bird Bird guns for cannons, Cannon fire filled the sky. Heaven and earth, The land is vast and the resources are abundant. Profound and profound. Profound and profound. Profound and profound. Open up the way of speech, A long journey tests a horse's strength. Not enough horse power resourceful Plan and then move, Action plan, Moved by emotion, Like brothers Brotherhood Closely related Closely related They are deeply connected Work together It varies from person to person. People are overworked, It's none of my business I have no time to take it, Helping the poor, The poor suddenly become rich, Rich enough to rival a country, The country is rich and the people are strong. At the end of its rope At the end of the road, I met with life. Endless growth.

The idiom begins with the word 'master': The lord is lucky.

The idioms with literary talent were: beautiful, brilliant, eloquent, profound, full of ideas, elegant and agile, gorgeous, ingenious, unique, magnificent, and so on.

The idiom for content was: rich and colorful. This idiom was very rich in content and contained many different elements and contents.

The following are some idioms with attachments: To follow or join in another's opinion or action. P.S. means to study or discuss other people's views or theories. second-hand: to express one's own opinion by following or joining in on another's opinion or action. Arty: It means that you pay attention to social etiquette and love literature and art. Vassal: means to rely on or be dependent on someone else or to act in order to cater to someone else's tastes. Elegance: Denotes cultural accomplishment and demeanor, and refers to literary and artistic activities.