fulsome

"Stop being fulsome and get to business, What is it you want?"

He saw a small smile play across her fulsome mouth.

He did his best to sound fulsome, but was not rejoicing inside.

He'd have to be less fulsome in his praises of Sean.

He immediately became almost fulsome in his effort to detain me.

The compliment could barely have been more fulsome or come from a higher authority.

If anything, my enthusiasm for the female sexual yes borders on the fulsome.

I'm not in the habit of handing out fulsome praise.

He ducked his head and she thought the action hid a more fulsome smile.

Mary's smile became more fulsome, and she dried the last of her tears.

In today's difficult market, the quality product is the best refuge, but it does need fulsome promotion.

"Fulsome Fee," he said, and took the next seat in the box.

But you didn't want to embarrass them with your fulsome praise.

This was the sort of fulsome praise an ignorant civilian would offer.

He could smell the fulsome scent, almost sweet, but ripe, too.

The President was full of immediate and fulsome praise for this brilliant suggestion.

I should like to thank the Czech Presidency for a fulsome response.

Many letters were filled with fulsome praise and compliment, usually of one pattern.

It was a fulsome voice, growing louder as it came closer.

In his gratitude for this hint he became fulsome.

If he acknowledged their presence, they offered fulsome approbation and asked for more music.

All the tributes to Wilkinson have been fulsome and deserved.

You could easily have a fulsome lunch for $15.50 with a glass of wine.

Fulsome Fee was nodding agreement too; he had a concern with children, for his folk needed more of them.

A fulsome apology to viewers was subsequently made on the programme.