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An informal shortening of "conversation" — a spoken exchange of ideas, news, or feelings between people. Related: conversation, chat, talk, discussion.
WUXIA/wʊˈʃaɪə/ · noun
Wuxia is a Chinese term that refers to a genre of fiction that emphasizes martial arts, chivalry, and adventure, often set in ancient China. It typically features heroic protagonists who embody the values of loyalty, honor, and justice. Related: martial arts fiction, chivalric romance, Chinese fantasy.
CABER/ˈkeɪbər/ · noun
A long, heavy wooden pole or beam, especially one used in the traditional Scottish sport of tossing the caber. Related: pole, beam, timber, spar.
GREENIE/ˈɡriːni/ · noun
A person who is environmentally conscious or an advocate for environmental protection. A greenie may also refer to a person who is new to a particular activity or environment. Related: ecowarrior, environmentalist, ecoactivist, green.
CHOMPS/tʃɒmps/ (British), /tʃɑːmps/ (US) · verb
Third-person singular present of "chomp": to chew food loudly and vigorously, or to bite down on something with the jaws. Related: chews, munches, bites, gnaws.
CORKY/ˈkɔːrki/ · adjective
Having the texture, appearance, or qualities of cork; light, dry, and somewhat springy or spongy. In wine-tasting, describes a wine spoiled by a faulty, mould-affected cork, giving it a musty, damp-cardboard flavour. Related: spongy, corklike, dry, light.
GALAH/ɡəˈlɑː/ · noun
A galah is an Australian cockatoo (Eolophus roseicapilla) with a pink breast, pale grey wings, and a crest, common across most of the continent. In Australian slang it also denotes a foolish or loud, clownish person. Related: cockatoo, parrot, corella, simpleton (for the slang sense).
WORLD/wɜːrld/ · noun, verb
The earth and all its inhabitants, environments, and phenomena. As a verb, to make or become part of the earth's surface. Related: earth, globe, planet, universe.
MORSEL/mɔːrsəl/ · noun
A small piece of food, especially one that is tasty or appetizing. A small amount or portion of something. Related: crumb, morsel, bite, taste.
FLAVOR/ˈfleɪvər/ · noun
The distinctive taste and smell of a food or drink perceived in the mouth; more broadly, a characteristic quality or distinctive impression that gives something its particular character. Related: taste, savor, aroma, zest.
STARCH/ˈstɑːrtʃ/ · noun, verb
A carbohydrate found in many plant and animal tissues, used as a food and in the manufacture of paper, textiles, and adhesives. To stiffen or strengthen something, typically by applying a mixture of water and powdered starch. Related: carbohydrate, amylose, amylopectin, cellulose.
MICROBE/ˈmaɪkrəʊb/ · noun
A microorganism, especially a bacterium or fungus. A microorganism that causes disease. Related: microorganism, bacterium, fungus, germ.
TEXTURE/ˈtɛkstʃər/ · noun
The visual and tactile quality of a surface or material, or the way in which something is made or presented. Related: quality, character, feel, grain.
CULTURE/ˈkʌltʃər/ · noun
The customs, arts, beliefs, social behaviours, and achievements of a particular nation, people, or group; also the cultivation of microorganisms or cells in a controlled environment for scientific study. Related: civilization, society, tradition, heritage.