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Vocab 7&8

English

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Bland Adj. a. Calming or soothing; not spicy or irritating; lacking flavor B. Dull; plain to the point of being boring
Culinary Adj. Related to cooking or kitchens
Cutlery noun a. Utensils used for eating, such as knives, forks, and spoons b. Cutting instruments or tools
Devour Verb To consume or eat up greedily or enthusiastically
morsel noun A very small piece; a small treat
Pungent adj a. having a sharp, strong taste or smell b. Strong, sharp or penetrating
Quaff verb To drink heartily and deeply
ravenous adj. Extremely hungry
savory adj a. pleasing to the taste or smell; appetizing b. Flavorful; spicy or salty but not sweet c. Morally good or satisfactory; respectable
simmer verb a.to cook gently in a liquid just at or below the boiling point b. TO be filled with pent-up emotion
blight verb a. to have a negative effect on; to ruin b. Something that ruins or greatly harms; a terrible condition, environment, or process
cataclysm noun An intense and violent disaster or change
Decomposition noun The process of rotting, breaking down, or disintergration
eradication noun The act of tearing out by the roots, or of eliminating as if tearing out by the roots
havoc noun a. Widespread destruction and devastation b. Chaos and disorder
mar verb To inflict damage or spoil the quality of
obliterate verb To wipe out completely; to do away with, leaving n trace
pugnacious adj. Combative; eager for a fight
Pulverize verb To pound, crush, or grind into powder or dust
Stagnant adj. a. Stale and foul because of lack of movement b. Lacking progress or vitality
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