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Liking for or pleasurable anticipation of something

A piquant sauce or pickle eaten with plain food to add flavour

Positive regard for something

Great enthusiasm and energy

A relish consisting of vegetables or fruit preserved in vinegar or brine

Roe of the sturgeon or other large fish, considered a delicacy

Something that enhances

The state of being thankful

Something regarded as a special honor

A small dish of food or a drink taken before a meal or the main course of a meal to stimulate one's appetite

A choice or expensive food

To enjoy greatly

To anticipate eagerly

To trust or accept as truth

To exhibit a conspicuous (sometimes malevolent) pleasure or sense of self-satisfaction, often at an adversary's misfortune

To have a desire for

Look forward to

To wish or desire to do something

Enjoy oneself or celebrate in a noisy or boisterous way

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Noun

Liking for or pleasurable anticipation of something

tranquillity^UK

lightheartedness

transports of delight

light-heartedness

enjoyment of living

sodium chloride

salt and pepper

self-indulgence

beer and skittles

self-satisfaction

sense of well-being

sense of achievement

freedom from hardship

freedom from troubles

leisure activity

rest and relaxation

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“She understands the historic significance of the ship and at the same time her enthusiasm and relish for the opportunity were obvious.”

Noun

A piquant sauce or pickle eaten with plain food to add flavour

“As I reached over the table for my can of iced tea, Haley quietly chomps down her slice of pizza, while Chad engulfs half a hamburger, coated with a mixture of pickle relish and ketchup.”

Noun

Positive regard for something

chocolate addiction

fire in the belly

imaginativeness

fool's paradise

castle in the air

desire for food

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“She has great relish for early morning walks, which she takes nearly every day.”

Noun

Great enthusiasm and energy

high-spiritedness

light-heartedness

irrepressibility

stick-to-itiveness

great enthusiasm

venturesomeness

lightheartedness

wholeheartedness

being full of the joys of spring

single-mindedness

self-motivation

have-a-go attitude

resourcefulness

imaginativeness

burning passion

physical energy

adventurousness

spirit of adventure

quick-wittedness

shot in the arm

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Noun

A relish consisting of vegetables or fruit preserved in vinegar or brine

Noun

Roe of the sturgeon or other large fish, considered a delicacy

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Noun

Something that enhances

Noun

The state of being thankful

appreciativeness

acknowledgement^UK

acknowledgment^US

aesthetic sense

sense of obligation

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Noun

Something regarded as a special honor

source of pride

source of satisfaction

source of pleasure

beer and skittles

Noun

A small dish of food or a drink taken before a meal or the main course of a meal to stimulate one's appetite

finger sandwich

something to eat

a little something

little something

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Noun

A choice or expensive food

little something

something to eat

a little something

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Verb

To enjoy greatly

take pleasure in

feel self-satisfied about

get a kick out of

get a thrill out of

get a charge out of

thoroughly enjoy

have a weakness for

have a thing about

take great pleasure in

get a buzz out of

take great delight in

be entertained by

take an interest in

take satisfaction in

immerse yourself in

have a taste for

have a penchant for

have a predilection for

have a proclivity for

take delight in

indulge oneself

derive pleasure from

hold in high esteem

hold in high regard

have a liking for

get a buzz from

take a thrill to

set great store by

find pleasure in

have a passion for

have a soft spot for

take a fancy to

have a great liking for

have a thing for

like to indulge in

find satisfaction in

think the world of

think highly of

have a high opinion of

be gratified by

get a thrill from

attach importance to

extol the virtues of

get a kick from of

get a buzz from of

find irresistible

put on a pedestal

derive satisfaction from

have a preference for

have regard for

get a bang out of

have a fondness for

have a high regard for

have an affection for

get a charge from of

enjoy to the full

make the most of

lap something up

find attractive

take a shine to

be attracted to

be smitten with

be serious about

feel affection toward

derive pleasure

get a charge from

be very fond of

be very partial to

be very keen on

taste to the full

take great pleasure

take great delight

derive great pleasure from

be passionate about

feel satisfaction with

amuse oneself with

get pleasure from

find great pleasure

smack your lips over

hold in the highest regard

hold in respect

read compulsively

live extravagantly

be preoccupied with

be engrossed by

take satisfaction

live high on hog

have the time of your life

live the life of Riley

give oneself up to

indulge yourself

have a good time

place great value on

care very much for

feel great affection for

appreciate greatly

get a kick from

get a bang from

have affection for

be pleased with

try the flavor of

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“She did secretarial training but didn't much relish being a secretary; rather she longed to be an actress and a traveler.”

Verb

To anticipate eagerly

await with pleasure

look forward to

anticipate with pleasure

lick your lips over

be unable to wait for

count the days until

“I think a mother like this who's so concerned would relish that and welcome a program in school.”

Verb

To trust or accept as truth

take as gospel truth

be convinced by

consider honest

consider truthful

put confidence in

attach weight to

be convinced of

give credence to

have confidence in

place confidence in

swallow something hook, line and sinker

take at one's word

take for granted

take something as gospel

swallow something hook

take at face value

not read the small print

put your faith in

swallow hook, line and sinker

have no doubt in

put one's faith in

presume to be true

give the benefit of the doubt

be persuaded of

take something at face value

hang one's hat on

place reliance on

have every confidence in

pin your faith on

place your trust in

bet bottom dollar on

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Verb

To exhibit a conspicuous (sometimes malevolent) pleasure or sense of self-satisfaction, often at an adversary's misfortune

congratulate oneself on

feel self-satisfied about

take great pleasure in

pique oneself on

preen oneself about

pat oneself on the back about

preen oneself on

feel satisfaction at

find satisfaction in

find pleasure in

take satisfaction in

take pleasure in

take delight in

feel proud about

pique oneself in

pat oneself on the back for

be proud of oneself for

flatter oneself on

give oneself a pat on the back for

plume oneself on

get a thrill out of

take great pride in

get a kick out of

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Verb

To have a desire for

have an inclination for

feel in need of

have a fancy for

have a need for

have one's heart set on

set one's heart on

take a fancy to

be desperate for

feel inclined to

feel the need for

have an urge for

have a passion for

have the inclination for

eat one's heart out over

feel a need for

would give one's eyeteeth for

take a liking to

have a preference for

feel inclined toward

be inclined toward

be turned on to

take a shine to

have a craving for

have a yearning for

set your heart on

look forward to

be consumed with desire for

have your eye on

be unable to wait for

would give your eyeteeth for

thirstily await

be counting down the days to

anticipate with pleasure

await with anticipation

vigorously await

lick your lips over

thirstily anticipate

energetically await

actively anticipate

await with pleasure

anticipate with gusto

ardently anticipate

be enthusiastic about

fervently anticipate

impatiently await

eagerly anticipate

earnestly await

await with gusto

be enthused about

expectantly anticipate

impatiently anticipate

await with enthusiasm

breathlessly anticipate

be interested in

enthusiastically await

enthusiastically anticipate

be gung ho about

fervently await

be impatient about

breathlessly await

vigorously anticipate

spiritedly anticipate

longingly anticipate

count the days until

spiritedly await

hungrily anticipate

earnestly anticipate

longingly await

intently anticipate

anticipate with enthusiasm

zealously anticipate

be hung up about

expectantly await

energetically anticipate

zealously await

anticipate with anticipation

count the hours until

desire intensely

give eyeteeth for

eat one's heart out

eat your heart out over

regret the loss of

regret the absence of

eat your heart out

feel the necessity for

feel a dearth of

have occasion for

be crying out for

be deficient of

have occasion to

stand in need of

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Verb

Look forward to

look forward to

Verb

To wish or desire to do something

be inclined toward

feel disposed to

feel inclined to

have an inclination

take a liking to

have a craving for

have a yearning for

set one's heart on

have a preference for

feel inclined toward

have an urge for

be turned on to

take a shine to

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Verb

Enjoy oneself or celebrate in a noisy or boisterous way

have a good time

push the boat out

kick over the traces

kick up one's heels

paint the town red

have a wild time

put the flags out

kill the fatted calf

put the flag out

go out on the town

let your hair down

have a night on the tiles

live extravagantly

take satisfaction

eat, drink and be merry

mark with a red letter

commemorate occasion

live in the lap of luxury

have a whale of a time

live life to the full

drink and make merry

make a pig of oneself

live high on the hog

live high off the hog

go on a drinking bout

go on a pub crawl

go on the bevvy

kick up your heels

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