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Boegman Vocabulary Test: Lessons 7-8

test tomorrow on lessons 7-8

Terms

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mar
(v.) To inflict damage or spoil the quality of
cutlery
(n.) Utensils used for eating, such as knives, forks, and spoons
eradication
(n.) The act of tearing out by the roots, or of eliminating as if tearing out by the roots
pugnacious
(adj.) Combatative; eager to fight
devour
(v.) To consume or eat up greedily or enthusiasitcally
cataclysm
(n.) An intense and violent disaster or change
culinary
(adj.) Related to cooking or kitchens
morsel
(n.) A very small piece; a small treat
blight
(v.) To have a negative effect on; to ruin
pungent
(adj.) Having a sharp, strong taste or smell
stagnant
(adj.) Stale and foul because of lack of movement
pulverize
(v.) To pound, crush, or grind into powder or dust
ravenous
(adj.) Extremely hungry
quaff
(v.) To drink heartily and deeply
havoc
(n.) Widespread destruction and devastation
savory
(adj.) Pleasing to the taste or smell; appetizing
obliterate
(v.) To wipe out completely; to do away with, leaving no trace
simmer
(v.) To cook gently in a liquid just at or below the boiling point
decomposition
(n.) The process of rotting, breaking down, or disintegration
bland
(adj.) Calming or soothing; not spicy or irritating; lacking flavor

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