AP vocab
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| Anything relating to cooking or the kitchen. | ||
| Expert of fine food and drink. | ||
| Someone who has a very discriminating taste in food and wine. | ||
| Excessive eating or drinking. | ||
| Ravenous and extremely hungry or greedy | ||
| Appetizing to taste or smell | ||
| Eating both animal and vegetable foods | ||
| Art or science of good eating or particular regional style of cooking. | ||
| Acceptable to taste or sufficiently flavorable to be eaten. | ||
| Juicy | ||
| Presenting favorable circumstances or a positive outcome. | ||
| Marked by success or producing favorable circumstances. | ||
| Timely benefit or stroke of good luck | ||
| Turned against or opposing. | ||
| Causing damage, harm, o rloss. | ||
| Grotesque parody of something or a disastrous mockery. | ||
| A sudden, disastrous downfall or defeat. | ||
| Complete failure. | ||
| Overwhelming defeat or a disorderly retreat after battle. | ||
| Excessive evil | ||
| Stubbornly resistent to authority | ||
| Hardened against feeling or hardheated | ||
| Unruly or trouble maker and peevish or cranky | ||
| Stubbornly resistant to authority | ||
| Difficult to manage or govern | ||
| Agressively and noisily defiant | ||
| Stubbornly uncompromising | ||
| Unable to be reformed or corrected | ||
| Stubbornly perservering | ||
| Stubbornly asserts an opinion that is unproved or unprovable. |