Associations to the word «Wholesome»
Noun
- Comfort
- Relish
- Kellogg
- Quantity
- Fat
- Antidote
- Spleen
- Greed
- Liquor
- Scorn
- Pleasure
- Contrary
- Zeal
- Bright
- Regimen
- Schumacher
- Innocent
- Fragrance
- Reverence
- Comer
- Virtue
- Sick
- Pastime
- Usda
- Grape
- Breeze
- Admiration
- Englishmen
- Tis
- Chew
- Distrust
- Sickness
- Perfume
- Wisdom
- Tenderness
- Vinegar
- Grease
- Hunger
- Kindness
- Cake
- Karma
- Excitement
- Soup
- Stomach
- Plow
- Nut
- Holy
- Tendency
- Aspiration
- Caprice
- Delusion
- Boyhood
- Grain
- Mischief
- Digest
- Inspection
- Instinct
- Flesh
- Drink
Adjective
Adverb
Wiktionary
WHOLESOME, adjective. Promoting good health and well-being.
WHOLESOME, adjective. Promoting moral and mental well-being.
WHOLESOME, adjective. Sound and healthy.
WHOLESOME, adjective. Promoting virtue or being virtuous.
Dictionary definition
WHOLESOME, adjective. Conducive to or characteristic of physical or moral well-being; "wholesome attitude"; "wholesome appearance"; "wholesome food".
WHOLESOME, adjective. Sound or exhibiting soundness in body or mind; "exercise develops wholesome appetites"; "a grin on his ugly wholesome face".
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