1) satisfying one's idea of what is perfect (ideal)
2) to move towards and beyond; leave; a success in an examination, especially success in satisfying the examiners but without distinction; a paper, ticket etc giving permission or authority to travel, enter a building, etc (pass)
pleasant
pleasing
(of arguments) strong and convincing
effective
pleasant to be in or on
good feeling
that can be believed
believable
for, of, cooking or a kitchen
able to be consumed
delicious; pleasant
delicious, enjoyable
edible (the usual word)
able to be consumed
to the right or necessary degree, extent etc
plenty
having thee correct or desired qualities
pleasant, fine
incapable of making mistakes or doing wrong
unerring, dependable
a large amount of; to a large extent or degree
plenty
giving pleasure to the senses, to one's thoughts and feelings
acceptable; friendly
giving pleasure; attractive
nice
enjoyable (the usual word)
delightful
(used in a good sense) having or showing a proper pride or dignity; having or showing a too high opinion of one's importance
pleased, pleasing
good enough for a purpose
acceptable, sufficient
effective
effective, significant
wanted; received with, giving, pleasure; allowed with pleasure to do something; a greeting, response by word or action, when a person arrives, when an offer is received etc
gladly received
deserving something; deserving respect
honorable, respectable