relishy

English

Etymology

From relish +‎ -y.

Adjective

relishy (comparative more relishy, superlative most relishy)

  1. (dated) Tasty.
    • 1897, John Alexander Logan, In Joyful Russia, page 242:
      They are dependent upon him for the food they eat, the relishy herring and the delightful buckwheat.
  2. Resembling or characteristic of relish (condiment).
    • 1993, Food Arts, volume 6, page 61:
      Salsa translates simply as sauce. "In Spanish, it means all sauces, not just a relishy condiment that you put on the table," says Mexican food authority Rick Bayless […]
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