1 (approving) (of fruit, vegetables and meat) containing a lot of juice and tasting good:
a succulent pear / steak
2 (technical) (of plants) having leaves and stems that are thick and contain a lot of water
succulence noun [U]
noun (technical) any plant with leaves and stems that are thick and contain a lot of water, for example a CACTUS
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