This word describes fresh

100

From Georgia, this President is oldest living and longest-lived 

Who is Jimmy Carter?

100

This word describes fresh foods like meat & fruit that need to be refrigerated before they go bad

What is Perishable?

100

In the Movie «Free Willy,» Willy is this type of creature 

What is a killer whale?

100

This famous Maryland landmark is where Francis Scott Key wrote the «Star-Spangled Banner» 

What is Fort McHenry?

100

Citrus Fruits are high in this Vitamin.

What is Vitamin C?

200

This President served 4 terms from 1933-1945

Who is FDR?  Franklin Delano Roosevelt

200

Born Oct. 5 1902 Ray Kroc sold paper cups & blenders before making it big with this fast food chain

What is McDonald’s?

200

Premiering in 1982 this TV show features the character Sam Malone, a former baseball player turned bar owner from Boston 

What is Cheers?

200

Maryland Football team is named after the famous Poem, «The Raven» from this writer

Who is Edgar Allen Poe?

200

This is the body’s most important and readily available source of energy.  They are the only fuel source metabolized fast enough to support hard exercise.  

What are Carbohydrates?

300

This many Presidents have been assassinated while in office

What is Four?  Lincoln (1865), Garfield (1881), McKinley (1901), Kennedy (1963) 

300

The name of this Mexican food Favorite is Spanish for little donkey

What is a burrito?

300

Running from 1960 to 1968 this TV show included the characters deputy Barney Fife and Opie (played by a young Ron Howard)

What is the The Andy Griffith Show?

300

This famous Marylander has worked in the HCPS Food & Nutrition Distribution Center for over 40 years. 

Who is Eric Rhodes?

300

Na on the periodic table.  Dietary Guidelines for Americans recommend adults to limit to less then 2,300 mg per day.

What is Sodium? 

400

They are the four Presidents on Mount Rushmore

Who are Washington, Jefferson, Lincoln, Theodore Roosevelt?

400

During Hoover’s 1928 presidential campaign the Republicans promised one of these offering

What is «a chicken in every pot»

400

Emma Watson began her acting career as what character in the Harry Potter series

Who is Hermione Granger?

400

Named for its founder, what private research university has the number-one ranked public health program in America

Johns Hopkins

400

These nutrients function as building blocks for bones, muscles, cartilage, skin and blood.  Along with fats and carbohydrates they provide calories

What are Proteins?

500

It’s where on your person you might find Presidents Washington, Jackson and Lincoln…and maybe even a Hamilton (not a President)

What is a wallet or billfold?

500

The program that provides dinners and snacks outside of the scheduled school day is CACFP.  What do those initials stand for? 

What is Child and Adult Care Food Program?

500

In 1976 Stephen King’s first novel was adapted into what movie

What is Carrie?

500

This 45th Mayor of Baltimore also as served the Governor of Maryland (1987-1995), Comptroller of Maryland (1999-2007)

Who is William Donald Schaefer?

National Aquarium opening in 1981 

500

This term refers to how the body converts food into nutrients that can be used by the body’s cell to sustain life and growth.

What is Metabolism?

Click to zoom

Other forms: freshest

Fresh describes things that are new or energetic, like fresh bread from the oven and fresh music from a recording artist. Moldy bread and grandpa’s polkas? Not so fresh.

There are many uses for the adjective fresh, from being flirty to being well-rested. Ripe foods taste fresh compared to freezer-burned varieties, and fresh ideas are exciting and new. Fresh water is without the bitterness of salt water. Modern and different are also synonyms of fresh, while stale and tired are opposites.

Definitions of fresh

  1. adjective

    recently made, produced, or harvested

    fresh bread”

    “a
    fresh scent”

    fresh lettuce”

    Synonyms:

    caller

    fresh

    crisp

    pleasingly firm and fresh

    fresh-cut

    cut recently

    good, undecomposed, unspoiled, unspoilt

    not left to spoil

    hot

    newly made

    new-made

    newly made

    strong, warm

    freshly made or left

    new

    not of long duration; having just (or relatively recently) come into being or been made or acquired or discovered

    see moresee less

    Antonyms:

    stale

    lacking freshness, palatability, or showing deterioration from age

    addled

    (of eggs) no longer edible

    bad, spoiled, spoilt

    (of foodstuffs) not in an edible or usable condition

    cold

    having lost freshness through passage of time

    day-old

    not fresh today

    hard

    dried out

    flyblown, maggoty

    spoiled and covered with eggs and larvae of flies

    limp, wilted

    not firm

    moldy, mouldy, musty

    covered with or smelling of mold

    rancid

    (used of decomposing oils or fats) having a rank smell or taste usually due to a chemical change or decomposition

    rotten

    having decayed or disintegrated; usually implies foulness

    corrupt, tainted

    touched by rot or decay

    putrid

    in an advanced state of decomposition and having a foul odor

    putrescent

    becoming putrid

    old

    of long duration; not new

    unoriginal

    not original; not being or productive of something fresh and unusual

    show more antonyms…

  2. adjective

    not yet used or soiled

    “a
    fresh shirt”

    “a
    fresh sheet of paper”

    synonyms:

    unused

    clean

    free from dirt or impurities; or having clean habits

  3. adjective

    (of a cycle) beginning or occurring again

    “a
    fresh start”

    fresh ideas”

    Synonyms:

    new

    not of long duration; having just (or relatively recently) come into being or been made or acquired or discovered

  4. adjective

    not canned or otherwise preserved

    fresh vegetables”

    Synonyms:

    unprocessed

    not treated or prepared by a special process

    see moresee less

    Antonyms:

    preserved

    prevented from decaying or spoiling and prepared for future use

    aged, cured

    (used of tobacco) aging as a preservative process (`aged’ is pronounced as one syllable)

    candied, crystalised, crystalized, glace

    (used especially of fruits) preserved by coating with or allowing to absorb sugar

    canned, tinned

    sealed in a can or jar

    corned, cured

    (used especially of meat) cured in brine

    cured

    (used of hay e.g.) allowed to dry

    dehydrated, desiccated, dried

    preserved by removing natural moisture

    flash-frozen, frozen, quick-frozen

    (used of foods) preserved by freezing sufficiently rapidly to retain flavor and nutritional value

    freeze-dried

    preserved by freezing and drying in a vacuum

    freeze-dried, lyophilised, lyophilized

    used of tissue or blood or serum or other biological substances; dried by freezing in a high vacuum

    pickled

    (used of foods) preserved in a pickling liquid

    potted

    preserved in a pot or can or jar

    brine-cured, salt-cured, salted

    (used especially of meats) preserved in salt

    smoke-cured, smoke-dried, smoked

    (used especially of meats and fish) dried and cured by hanging in wood smoke

    sun-dried, sundried

    dried naturally by the sun

    show more antonyms…

  5. adjective

    not soured or preserved

    synonyms:

    sweet, unfermented

    unsoured

    not having turned bad

  6. adjective

    having recently calved and therefore able to give milk

    “the cow is
    fresh

    Synonyms:

    lactating, wet

    producing or secreting milk

  7. “we are
    fresh out of tomatoes”

    synonyms:

    freshly, new, newly

  8. adjective

    original and of a kind not seen before

    synonyms:

    new, novel

    original

    being or productive of something fresh and unusual; or being as first made or thought of

  9. adjective

    imparting vitality and energy

    synonyms:

    bracing, brisk, refreshful, refreshing, tonic

    invigorating

    imparting strength and vitality

  10. adjective

    having restored energy

    synonyms:

    invigorated, refreshed, reinvigorated

    rested

    not tired; refreshed as by sleeping or relaxing

  11. adjective

    free from impurities

    fresh air”

    synonyms:

    clean

    pure

    free of extraneous elements of any kind

  12. adjective

    not containing or composed of salt water

    fresh water”

    synonyms:

    sweet

  13. adjective

    improperly forward or bold

    “don’t be
    fresh with me”

    synonyms:

    impertinent, impudent, overbold, sassy, saucy, smart, wise

    forward

    used of temperament or behavior; lacking restraint or modesty

DISCLAIMER: These example sentences appear in various news sources and books to reflect the usage of the word ‘fresh’.
Views expressed in the examples do not represent the opinion of Vocabulary.com or its editors.
Send us feedback

EDITOR’S CHOICE

Look up fresh for the last time

Close your vocabulary gaps with personalized learning that focuses on teaching the
words you need to know.

VocabTrainer - Vocabulary.com's Vocabulary Trainer

Sign up now (it’s free!)

Whether you’re a teacher or a learner, Vocabulary.com can put you or your class on the path to systematic vocabulary improvement.

Get started

  • Top Definitions
  • Synonyms
  • Quiz
  • Related Content
  • More About Fresh
  • Examples
  • British
  • Idioms And Phrases

This shows grade level based on the word’s complexity.

This shows grade level based on the word’s complexity.


adjective, fresh·er, fresh·est.

newly made or obtained: fresh footprints.

recently arrived; just come: fresh from school.

new; not previously known, met with, etc.; novel: to uncover fresh facts;to seek fresh experiences.

additional or further: fresh supplies.

not salty, as water.

retaining the original properties unimpaired; not stale or spoiled: Is the milk still fresh?

not preserved by freezing, canning, pickling, salting, drying, etc.: fresh vegetables.

not tired or fatigued; brisk; vigorous: She was still fresh after that long walk.

not faded, worn, obliterated, etc.: fresh paint;a fresh appearance.

looking youthful and healthy: a fresh beauty that we all admired.

pure, cool, or refreshing, as air.

denoting a young wine, especially a white or rosé, that is clean, crisp, and uncomplicated.

Meteorology. (of wind) moderately strong or brisk.

Informal. forward or presumptuous.

(of a cow) having recently given birth to a calf.

noun

the fresh part or time.

a freshet.

verb (used with or without object)

adverb

newly; recently; just now: He is fresh out of ideas.The eggs are fresh laid.

QUIZ

CAN YOU ANSWER THESE COMMON GRAMMAR DEBATES?

There are grammar debates that never die; and the ones highlighted in the questions in this quiz are sure to rile everyone up once again. Do you know how to answer the questions that cause some of the greatest grammar debates?

Which sentence is correct?

Origin of fresh

First recorded before 900; Middle English; Old English fersc; cognate with Old Frisian fersk,Old High German frisc (German frisch), Old Norse ferskr

synonym study for fresh

OTHER WORDS FROM fresh

freshly, adverbfreshness, noun

Words nearby fresh

frequently, frère, fresco, Frescobaldi, fresco secco, fresh, fresh as a daisy, fresh breeze, freshen, freshener, fresher

Dictionary.com Unabridged
Based on the Random House Unabridged Dictionary, © Random House, Inc. 2023

MORE ABOUT FRESH

What is a basic definition of fresh?

Fresh is an adjective that describes something as new or recently made, as being not spoiled or not preserved, or as being energized or not tired. Fresh has many other senses as an adjective and a few as a noun and a verb.

If something is fresh, it has not existed for very long or is so new that it has never been used or seen before.

  • Real-life examples: Kids like to play in fresh snow that is still soft and not frozen. A fresh pen has never been used before. When people want to try something different, they need fresh ideas.
  • Used in a sentence: I grabbed a piece of paper that was fresh out of the pack.

When referring to food, the word fresh is used to mean the food is not spoiled, stale, or going rotten. The word fresh can also mean that food is raw and has not been treated, preserved, pickled, salted, or otherwise altered from its original form.

  • Used in a sentence: That gross, smelly fish clearly isn’t fresh. 

Fresh also means that someone hasn’t used any energy or is full of vigor.

  • Used in a sentence: The tired players sat on the bench and fresh substitutes took their place. 

Where does fresh come from?

The first records of fresh come from before the 900s. It ultimately comes from the Old English fersc, meaning “fresh” or “unsalted.”

Did you know … ?

How is fresh used in real life?

Fresh is a common word that most often describes something as being new or describes food as being unaltered or not spoiled.

✨Wishing everyone a fresh start and great year ahead in 2021✨

— 𝙆𝙚𝙣𝙩𝙝 (@knthcrvnts) December 31, 2020

Nothing makes me want to draw more than a fresh pencil! Good think I brought my sketchbook

— Keyvin ✨ (@thevirtualboii) July 20, 2019

What’s the biggest issue stopping you from consuming fresh fruits & veggies daily? No time?

— Susanne Saldarriaga (@Susanne323) December 31, 2020

Try using fresh!

Which of the following words is a synonym of fresh?

A. old
B. ancient
C. new
D. decrepit

Words related to fresh

crisp, different, green, hot, late, natural, original, raw, recent, unusual, extra, further, new, renewed, bright, clean, clear, colorful, cool, pure

How to use fresh in a sentence

  • Analysis done by the Economic Innovation Group estimates this legislation can transform more than $6 trillion of unrealized capital gains into fresh funding nationwide.

  • Bri Jones contributed vital rebounding and finishing as starting center, Natisha Hiedeman’s work as backup point guard helped keep starter Jasmine Thomas fresh, and the Sun have found an equilibrium that makes them scary.

  • By doing so, I was able to bring new, fresh perspectives and networks to the table that will ultimately help Topicals be successful.

  • With traditional sports stalled or… er, different, esports and gaming in general have given folks a fresh way to enjoy competition.

  • You can see a state-by-state and race-by-race breakdown here, where the model will update daily with the freshest data.

  • “There might be a ‘new fresh thing’ going on here,” said Thom Hartmann, a liberal radio host and Sanders supporter.

  • But she says that getting some fresh air may help you feel better.

  • Hitchcock saw human behavior fresh, even in a tired form like melodrama.

  • It might feel fresh to see Peter Parker juggling with adult issues.

  • Both Rohan and Kalayjian recommend breathing in some fresh air each day.

  • In nine days he returned, bringing us the thanks of congress, and fresh orders.

  • They are unquestionably penitent now; but then, you know, they have the recollection of very recent suffering fresh upon them.

  • The new galleries had been finished four whole years, but they still looked painfully fresh.

  • Robert Fitzgerald received a patent in England for making salt water fresh.

  • The total fresh troops amounted to about 500 men of the 73rd Native Regiment and Spanish cazadores.

British Dictionary definitions for fresh


adjective

not stale or deteriorated; newly made, harvested, etcfresh bread; fresh strawberries

newly acquired, created, found, etcfresh publications

novel; originala fresh outlook

latest; most recentfresh developments

further; additional; morefresh supplies

not canned, frozen, or otherwise preservedfresh fruit

(of water) not salt

bright or cleara fresh morning

chilly or invigoratinga fresh breeze

not tired; alert; refreshed

not worn or fadedfresh colours

having a healthy or ruddy appearance

newly or just arrived; straightfresh from the presses

youthful or inexperienced

mainly US designating a female farm animal, esp a cow, that has recently given birth

informal presumptuous or disrespectful; forward

Northern English dialect partially intoxicated; tipsy

noun

the fresh part or time of something

verb

obsolete to make or become fresh; freshen

adverb

in a fresh manner; freshly

fresh out of informal having just run out of supplies of

Derived forms of fresh

freshly, adverbfreshness, noun

Word Origin for fresh

Old English fersc fresh, unsalted; related to Old High German frisc, Old French freis, Old Norse ferskr

Collins English Dictionary — Complete & Unabridged 2012 Digital Edition
© William Collins Sons & Co. Ltd. 1979, 1986 © HarperCollins
Publishers 1998, 2000, 2003, 2005, 2006, 2007, 2009, 2012

Other Idioms and Phrases with fresh


In addition to the idioms beginning with fresh

  • fresh as a daisy
  • fresh out of

also see:

  • breath of fresh air

The American Heritage® Idioms Dictionary
Copyright © 2002, 2001, 1995 by Houghton Mifflin Harcourt Publishing Company. Published by Houghton Mifflin Harcourt Publishing Company.

1

as in mint

being in an original and unused or unspoiled state

the restaurant uses only really fresh ingredients in all of its dishes


2

as in bold

displaying or marked by rude boldness

if you are fresh with the art teacher, she’ll give you a detention immediately


3

as in new

not known or experienced before

a fresh look at the situation


4

as in more

resulting in an increase in amount or number

she’s making fresh changes on top of the existing ones


5

as in stylish

slang

being in the latest or current fashion

those are some fresh threads you have on, man!


Synonym Chooser

How does the adjective fresh differ from other similar words?

Some common synonyms of fresh are new, novel, and original. While all these words mean «having recently come into existence or use,» fresh applies to what has not lost its qualities of newness such as liveliness, energy, brightness.

When can new be used instead of fresh?

The synonyms new and fresh are sometimes interchangeable, but new may apply to what is freshly made and unused, what has not been known before, or what has not been experienced before.

When could novel be used to replace fresh?

The words novel and fresh can be used in similar contexts, but novel applies to what is not only new but strange or unprecedented.

a novel approach to the problem

Where would original be a reasonable alternative to fresh?

Although the words original and fresh have much in common, original applies to what is the first of its kind to exist.

a man without one original idea

Thesaurus Entries Near fresh

Cite this Entry

“Fresh.” Merriam-Webster.com Thesaurus, Merriam-Webster, https://www.merriam-webster.com/thesaurus/fresh. Accessed 14 Apr. 2023.

Share

More from Merriam-Webster on fresh

Subscribe to America’s largest dictionary and get thousands more definitions and advanced search—ad free!

Merriam-Webster unabridged

  • invigoratinglyadv«
  • legeritynoun«
  • snippedverb«
  • cowpienoun«
  • sprigsnoun«
  • gingerrootnoun«
  • sliveredverb«
  • blushynoun«
  • youthfullyadv«
  • cowpat«
  • mincedverb«
  • favasnoun«
  • mintyadj«
  • shiitakesnoun«
  • sprignoun«
  • cowpatsnoun«
  • virginallyadv«
  • lycheesnoun«
  • choppedverb adj«
  • galangalnoun«
  • transfusingverb«
  • needlefuladj«
  • lemonyadj«
  • licheesnoun«
  • reevingverb«
  • litchisnoun«
  • pureeingverb«
  • beansproutsnoun«
  • collyriumnoun«
  • cilantronoun«
  • gratedverb«
  • hoofmarksnoun«
  • fragrantlyadv«
  • jalapenosnoun«
  • prewarmedverb«
  • wineskinsnoun«
  • tablespoonnoun«
  • shiitakenoun«
  • teaspoonsnoun«
  • skrimmagenoun«
  • tbspnoun«
  • baguettesnoun«
  • unpeeledverb«
  • tagliatellenoun«
  • juicingverb«
  • chervilnoun«
  • adorablyadv«
  • chivesnoun«
  • dicedverb«
  • veggiesnoun«
  • deliciouslyadv«
  • tarragonnoun«
  • impeccablyadv«
  • salsasnoun«
  • tablespoonsnoun«
  • mozzarellanoun«
  • pureedverb«
  • littlenecknoun«
  • excitinglyadv«
  • mahimahinoun«
  • startinglyadv«
  • roadkillnoun«
  • immortallyadv«
  • limeadenoun«
  • sauteedverb adj«
  • lemongrassnoun«
  • shreddedverb adj«
  • jalapenonoun«
  • nebulositiesnoun«
  • tankfulnoun«
  • startlinglyadv«
  • coriandernoun«
  • vibrantlyadv«
  • transfuseverb«
  • morelsnoun«
  • cubedverb«
  • oreganonoun«
  • slicedverb adj«
  • noncesnoun«
  • deveinedverb«
  • croissantsnoun«
  • perenniallyadv«
  • delightfullyadv«
  • fruitinessnoun«
  • smelledverb«
  • baguettenoun«
  • tbsnoun«
  • chapattisnoun«
  • bandboxnoun«
  • licheenoun«
  • unshelledadj«
  • wasabinoun«
  • infusingverb«
  • fettuccinenoun«
  • juicedverb«
  • boysenberriesnoun«
  • teaspoonnoun«
  • uncroppedadj«
  • irreproachablyadv«
  • thymenoun«
  • deliriouslyadv«
  • crabmeatnoun«
  • inflowingadj«
  • blueberriesnoun«
  • tspnoun«
  • favanoun«
  • enchantinglyadv«
  • oleographnoun«
  • shuckedverb«
  • pastasnoun«
  • precutnoun«
  • marjoramnoun«
  • marinatedverb«
  • bowstringsnoun«
  • infuseverb«
  • spoorsnoun«
  • grilledverb adj«
  • raspberriesnoun«
  • mouthwateringverb«
  • ricottanoun«
  • bakesverb«
  • trayfuladj«
  • peeledverb adj«
  • kumquatsnoun«
  • dewyadj«
  • arugulanoun«
  • unpasteurizedadj«
  • lycheenoun«
  • unfrozenverb adj«
  • cranberriesnoun«
  • clovesnoun«
  • parsleynoun«
  • perishablesnoun«
  • chevrenoun«
  • inexhaustiblyadv«
  • dillnoun«
  • unpollutedadj«
  • tortellininoun«
  • scrumptiousadj«
  • lovagenoun«
  • prepackagingverb«
  • chanterellenoun«
  • strewingnoun verb«
  • spearmintnoun«
  • cupsnoun verb«
  • bagelsnoun«
  • cravesverb«
  • chutneysnoun«
  • breathtakinglyadv«
  • rosinessnoun verb«
  • shelledverb adj«
  • seafoodsnoun«
  • ravishinglyadv«
  • sashiminoun«
  • pintsnoun«
  • chiliesnoun«
  • prepackagedadj«
  • naannoun«
  • inoculateverb«
  • finfishadj«
  • stunninglyadv«
  • flatbreadnoun«
  • garnishnoun verb«
  • conniptionnoun«
  • infusesverb«
  • spoornoun«
  • tangyadj«
  • seafoodnoun«
  • ouncesnoun«
  • sweetcornnoun«
  • outflowingadj«
  • linguinenoun«
  • gulpingnoun verb«
  • lungfuladj«
  • bajanoun«
  • scrodnoun«
  • lysingverb«
  • meadowynoun«
  • broiledverb adj«
  • wheatgrassnoun«
  • crispyadj«
  • challahnoun«
  • dazzlinglyadv«
  • strawberriesnoun«
  • damplyadv«
  • mangosnoun«
  • engaginglyadv«
  • daikonnoun«
  • thrillinglyadv«
  • linguininoun«
  • assortedverb adj«
  • lasagnenoun«
  • poachedverb adj«
  • antipastinoun«
  • smellingnoun verb adj«
  • gardeniasnoun«
  • injectverb«
  • bratwurstnoun«
  • uncookedadj«
  • cruditesnoun«
  • crunchynoun«
  • gingernoun verb adj«
  • summatnoun«
  • pineapplenoun«
  • smeltnoun verb«
  • sconesnoun«
  • bunchesnoun verb«
  • dechlorinatedverb«
  • bunchnoun verb«
  • undiesnoun«
  • eatenverb«
  • footmarksnoun«
  • scentingverb«
  • anchoviesnoun«
  • ductedverb«
  • injectsverb«
  • cadaversnoun«
  • icedverb«
  • lusciousnessnoun«
  • flavorfuladj«
  • spotlesslyadv«
  • crullersnoun«
  • inhalingverb«
  • chivenoun«
  • clovenoun verb«
  • guacamolenoun«
  • spoonedverb«
  • horseradishnoun«
  • strewverb«
  • chilesnoun«
  • breatheverb«
  • okranoun«
  • pintnoun«
  • wholewheatnoun«
  • steepingverb«
  • spinachnoun«
  • slicesnoun verb«
  • limasnoun«
  • inductingverb«
  • undriedadj«
  • inductverb«
  • chilliesnoun«
  • wonderfullyadv«
  • blackcurrantsnoun«
  • boyishlyadv«
  • donutsnoun«
  • inhaleverb«
  • foienoun«
  • donnedverb«
  • sourdoughnoun«
  • bitinglyadv«
  • wholemealadj«
  • marvelouslyadv«
  • cherrystonenoun«
  • cupnoun verb«
  • bilberriesnoun«
  • unsweetenedadj«
  • bloodstainsnoun«
  • indescribablyadv«
  • enduementnoun«
  • immaculatelyadv«
  • rosemarynoun«
  • skinlessadj«
  • briochenoun«
  • hawkedverb«
  • bloodstainnoun«
  • hulledverb«
  • breezesnoun verb«
  • appealinglyadv«
  • asparagusnoun«
  • smellsnoun verb«
  • kielbasanoun«
  • enticinglyadv«
  • watercressnoun adj«
  • sardinesnoun«
  • blessedlyadv«
  • busheradj«
  • inhalesverb«
  • fenugreeknoun«
  • irradiatingverb«
  • mintnoun verb adj«
  • charminglyadv«
  • blackberriesnoun verb«
  • adducingnoun verb«
  • unweatheredadj«
  • steamedverb adj«
  • basilnoun«
  • fabulouslyadv«
  • cantaloupenoun«
  • greenhornnoun«
  • northwesternoun adj«
  • radiantlyadv«
  • chapatisnoun«
  • donningverb«
  • underthingsnoun«
  • undercookedverb«
  • snowfallnoun«
  • filletedverb«
  • briochesnoun«
  • brewedverb«
  • papayanoun«
  • crustyadj«
  • pineapplesnoun«
  • spankingnoun verb adj«
  • stogienoun«
  • featuringverb«
  • chillinoun«
  • poundnoun verb«
  • caviarenoun«
  • bonelessadj«
  • apricotsnoun«
  • injectingverb«
  • fennelnoun«
  • precookedverb adj«
  • salsanoun«
  • tastedverb«
  • mushroomsnoun verb«
  • inimitablyadv«
  • parmesannoun«
  • halvedverb«
  • pastriesnoun«
  • overcookverb«
  • mangoesnoun«
  • renewableadj«
  • khatnoun«
  • astonishinglyadv«
  • linensnoun«
  • bakedverb adj«
  • artichokesnoun«
  • handfulsnoun«
  • snowfallsnoun«
  • strewsverb«
  • refrigeratedverb adj«
  • tortillasnoun«
  • deliciousnoun adj«
  • trufflesnoun«
  • infusedverb«
  • doughnutsnoun«
  • astoundinglyadv«
  • pastanoun«
  • snippingnoun verb«
  • floweretsnoun«
  • adduceverb«
  • huckleberriesnoun«
  • staysnoun verb«
  • herbsnoun«
  • drinkablenoun adj«
  • pestonoun«
  • unearthverb«
  • broccolinoun«
  • packagedverb adj«
  • lemonnoun«
  • eutrophicadj«
  • disgustinglyadv«
  • cadavericadj«
  • unprocessedadj«
  • papayasnoun«
  • lusciousadj«
  • cow’snoun«
  • annoyinglyadv«
  • saladsnoun«
  • mohsnoun«
  • feverfewnoun«
  • marketedverb«
  • cadavernoun«
  • grillingnoun verb«
  • greennessnoun«
  • blowingnoun verb«
  • groupernoun«
  • paintworknoun«
  • contaminateverb«
  • prawnsnoun verb«
  • amazinglyadv«
  • cherootnoun«
  • blewverb«
  • litchinoun«
  • gulpedverb«
  • distillverb«
  • undercoatingverb«
  • maceratingverb«
  • laurelsnoun«
  • chilisnoun«
  • quartsnoun«
  • fixativenoun«
  • grindsnoun verb«
  • garbsnoun verb«
  • apparelledverb«
  • sushinoun«
  • imbibingnoun verb«
  • unfixedadj«
  • funkyadj«
  • pedicurenoun verb«
  • tantalizinglyadv«
  • tomatoesnoun«
  • curdsnoun«
  • succulentnoun adj«
  • lemonadenoun«
  • gnocchinoun«
  • breathesverb«
  • turmericnoun«
  • passablyadv«
  • greenerynoun«
  • stewedverb adj«
  • blueberrynoun«
  • cravedverb adj«
  • sortilegenoun«
  • refrigerateverb«
  • peachesnoun verb«
  • manicurenoun verb«
  • preferablyadv«
  • yellowfinnoun«
  • contaminatesverb«
  • herringsnoun«
  • heapingverb«
  • droppingsnoun«
  • mascarponenoun«
  • eternallyadv«
  • escarolenoun«
  • pasteurizedverb adj«
  • horsemeatnoun«
  • inoculatingnoun verb«
  • breadsnoun verb«
  • crisplyadv«
  • calamarinoun«
  • tastyadj«
  • croissantnoun«
  • peppernoun verb«
  • monkfishnoun«
  • begettingverb«
  • influxesnoun«
  • piercinglyadv«
  • trufflenoun«
  • instilverb«
  • venisonnoun«
  • fetchingverb adj«
  • veggienoun«
  • marvellouslyadv«
  • dungenessnoun«
  • cookedverb adj«
  • grapefruitnoun«
  • mallowsnoun«
  • galesnoun«
  • pleasinglyadv«
  • haircutnoun«
  • raviolinoun«
  • breathedverb adj«
  • lemonsnoun«
  • curdlingnoun verb«
  • tunanoun«
  • distilverb«
  • azollanoun«
  • yogurtnoun«
  • chorizonoun«
  • unbelievablyadv«
  • catnipnoun«
  • distillingverb«
  • wontonnoun«
  • barbecuedverb adj«
  • elderberriesnoun«
  • exquisitelyadv«
  • lipsticknoun verb«
  • packedverb adj«
  • caviarnoun«
  • ouncenoun«
  • groundselnoun«
  • chopnoun verb«
  • tangerinenoun adj«
  • sippingverb«
  • coconutsnoun«
  • wondrouslyadv«
  • scallopsnoun verb«
  • seasonallyadv«
  • strawynoun«
  • disarminglyadv«
  • khakisnoun«
  • uncontaminatedadj«
  • unpreservedverb«
  • uneatenadv«
  • pistachiosnoun«
  • curdleverb«
  • toilettesnoun«
  • dewdropsnoun«
  • autogenousadj«
  • peddledverb«
  • cornbreadnoun«
  • greenlyadv«
  • nosegaynoun«
  • supplyingnoun verb«
  • toppingsnoun«
  • tucksnoun verb«
  • cheesesnoun verb«
  • chilledverb«
  • beefsteaksnoun«
  • beviesnoun«
  • sownoun verb«
  • rashersnoun«
  • inhabitverb«
  • haircutsnoun«
  • crispnoun verb adj«

accessions, mashed, swordfish, sells, complexioned, remarkably, masa, invigorating, collards, unearthing, verdure, crave, infilling, grate, corroborations, yokel, haricots, halibut, bumpkin, comfrey, yummy, veg, frequents, mussels, potable, berries, juicy, chickweed, procuring, guavas, vegetables, pitted, complexions, tasting, meats, crumbled, pita, blanched, breeze, quart, underclothes, procure, towels, rookies, limes, sprouted, haddocks, sprinkle, pipeful, dole, tofu, colonise, vege, storing, impetus, seared, applesauce, fetch, chaw, smell, tomato, inventing, mango, inhabiting, unripened, cull, juices, workouts, tempeh, servings, scalps, sported, oysters, roasted, cherries, armfuls, slice, crispness, slicing, commandoes, reapply, forages, incredibly, cigaret, devising, coleslaw, chopping, garlic, incoming, jasmines, gulp, marinara, homegrown, lettuces, woodbine, bluefin, toasted, incubating, phyllo, perpetually, beetroot, rookie, uncured, braised, nectarines, recruit, corncobs, eating, carabao, wedges, horseshit, crusted, filberts, thawed, thrombus, plucked, welts, homemade, clams, dependably, bouquets, exposing, durian, pours, girlishness, grind, raspberry, pumpernickel, thumbed, boutonniere, snip, dews, sheds, aloe, fried, bluefish, spicy, coconut, ate, muffins, trouts, turfy, buy, gardenia, consumed, ghastliness, spontaneousness, bake, sawdust, mince, haddock, slaking, potting, kindle, rhubarb, delectable, buttermilk, colonize, tangerines, gleaning, curdled, footprints, prepare, adding, fillip, sweetened, greens, cored, soymilk, needing, sorbets, desserts, rhizome, stalks, mown, crushed, woodsy, showcases, yoghurt, thumbing, diaper, meltwater, steaming, nightie, brew, carafe, inhabits, cranberry, puree, scents, impossibly, deviltry, handful, succours, delivers, fruits, squeeze, sparkling, salmons, exposes, mackerel, gather, pillowcase, eat, cucumbers, outstandingly, strawberry, munching, lobster, sublimely, mugwort, peppercorns, herbage, gloriously, mung, tolerably, rainwater, fascinatingly, arrivals, louts, herb, everlastingly, codfish, hawking, peas, breathing, smelts, peddling, napery, refreshingly, remounts, sparked, beluga, concocting, zucchini, saddling, artichoke, comparatively, unfermented, ferrying, jawbone, perishable, scuff, budded, peppermint, fetched, garnishes, seeded, bandages, imparting, shrimp, squeezing, outburst, incurring, scallions, invents, noodles, mincing, accoutrement, buttered, sausages, strained, pork, sprouts, washcloth, unfailingly, walleye, scent, leftover, salad, whitewash, delivering, abalone, painfully, chestnuts, bringing, pasteurised, zest, nightdress, paprika, unslaked, pounds, showroom, rhizomes, circulate, haematemesis, transporting, tapster, bloomed, nappy, imbibe, molehill, importing, undergarments, glowingly, gust, adduces, nutmeg, anointing, surprisingly, bagel, perfectly, recruits, superbly, avocados, instilled, popcorn, buying, inroad, concoct, whitefish, unsalted, guava, provoke, blacktop, pouring, cassava, poured, pomegranate, invitingly, thrombi, minted, insights, instilling, peach, shoveled, feta, oozing, importations, extraordinarily, tamales, ripe, batches, gathers, underwear, cool, radishes, sprinkles, pawpaw, mayonnaise, fruit, brings, fixer, nice, pillowcases, strewed, buns, macerated, bruise, gram, bannocks, peddle, haricot, springtime, matutinal, lyrically, frozen, compellingly, mounts, quartered, oranges, disgorging, youthfulness, blows, kills, sparking, woodbines, invent, tilapia, start, kiwifruit, watermelon, autologous, batch, cybele, collard, stimulate, nightgown, introducing, lobsters, fillets, unspeakably, immigrations, seasonal, lettuce, throws, karmas, carrot, cookies, citrus, spate, acquires, filets, pumped, costmary, imparted, chutney, stagnant, turves, squeezes, garlands, stay, melon, acquiring, nonce, expose, perked, scented, underclothing, singularly, grapefruits, selling, sauerkraut, agonizingly, slants, chlorinated, spurt, snapper, daintily, aroma, add, meat, strikingly, tunny, agglutinate, loaves, squeezed, sugared, outpouring, disturbingly, cigar, scooping, plums, cubes, briny, necessitating, autograft, genuinely, juice, dung, enduringly, dandelion, gaining, molehills, creamy, vinaigrette, victual, poultice, savor, shrimps, tyson, fruity, almonds, complexion, obtaining, inductees, maestro, hairdo, impound, gale, tuber, hummus, pumping, succors, minting, apricot, contaminating, hazelnuts, heaped, generate, yellowtail, nodule, kleenex, shockingly, tamarind, canned, victuals, sauce, albacore, fantastically, harvested, garniture, plump, sown, compost, beautifully, fryers, eats, flavours, boiled, avocado, munched, beets, tortilla, frying, bruises, oxygenated, vigour, clean, bouquet,

uncover, consume, infusions, sieved, devilry, impart, compliances, temptingly, nosegays, oozed, consignments, smelted, uncommonly, stiffs, chunk, sprinkled, bedewed, bracing, pumpkin, roast, circulates, tatami, phoebus, brisket, offers, fest, soak, groundwater, pelisse, cucumber, smearing, annexing, limewater, infect, manure, still, sphagnum, shedding, carrots, sprouting, serrano, embroilment, appetizing, lime, shellfish, plucking, shavings, generating, sods, saute, hecatombs, inspire, laundered, awaken, pears, drank, sausage, dozen, paroxysm, chunky, scrapes, pleasantly, espresso, reasonably, beef, collect, carnations, excluding, turbot, bought, pugs, aerated, squid, fragrant, introduce, ingredients, shed, contingents, undiluted, cocoanuts, sprout, sorrel, discovering, onslaught, acquire, devilment, abundant, borage, glean, gaieties, slivers, scampi, edible, groundfish, monte, aliquot, admitting, coinages, cheese, frangipani, attracting, wildflowers, biscuits, freeze, strudel, attractively, vistas, contriving, offering, margarine, posies, buys, broilers, pluck, frighteningly, toddy, ingest, bandage, vinegar, curd, bring, northeaster, cauliflower, violets, summery, miraculously, fount, daisies, cocoons, substitute, seawater, loaf, incur, mortifications, piped, pomace, depositing, pahoehoe, relatively, desiccant, absolutely, stillbirths, enlisting, lotuses, sold, cartridges, extracting, burdock, suspiciously, catfish, assimilating, prunes, flavored, aromas, inland, fragrance, tidal, levies, shelling, cryostat, homogenized, gashes, springing, carnation, cumin, salmon, nibbling, daintiness, lovely, peals, peppers, pastures, replenish, corpses, unstained, providing, blotters, sipped, popovers, deliver, distills, walnuts, sprinkling, fragrances, procured, kale, igniting, grapes, unleash, wreathing, crawfish, cupful, siberians, accumulating, carcasses, uncovers, honeydew, sunny, shad, shoveling, churned, chewed, mullein, gazpacho, kindles, horticultural, seeking, flavors, conserve, toothpick, fermented, blackberry, nutritious, cider, engender, brews, alarmingly, piling, ardours, obtain, flowers, cotillion, allograft, gathering, pompano, enjoy, mushroom, kiwi, provokes, excrement, infecting, xylene, brackish, calendula, gushing, advices, savored, reinforcements, acidified, pasturage, evergreens, watermelons, plentiful, handhold, exceptionally, inclemency, furnish, mutton, irradiated, pajamas, nightclothes, levying, armful, pinch, kaffir, enjoying, knaveries, provoking, hams, pilchards, sniff, croutons, devise, squeaky, lasagna, super, cantaloupes, generates, verdicts, introduces, lavender, exporting, scallion, peeling, cobs, dripping, savory, fermenting, faeces, feedstock, outbreaks, flaked, scratches, homogenizing, spuds, replenishing, leafage, shipped, apples, fetches, seaweed, provender, extort, aftershave, starting, outlooks, provoked, antipasto, salty, butter, await, processed, gooseberries, salted, lilacs, scabs, usable, rinse, crab, preheated, shallots, olives, cartridge, pantaloons, nightshirt, contaminated, gingham, vigor, mullet, preparing, sell, celery, dawned, rosebuds, inspires, chamomile, wafting, bread, serving, ammo, glistening, lard, prefer, sage, unleashing, yeast, relays, tingling, remain, baits, chewing, levanter, crackers, waffles, meditating, linen, unusually, coffees, piece, purslane, sniffing, cockles, towel, snack, pot, serves, outta, affording, issuing, volley, recruiting, juvenility, attract, mulberries, savoring, flaxseed, sweet, pomegranates, cooking, wreaths, furnishing, faecal, grams, tracks, awoke, cocoanut, saddled, pabulum, shallow, herring, chunks, fusillade, overlying, shoots, inhaled, dandelions, drink, tankard, gathered, neem, putting, pang, prepared, bannock, uncovering, pickings, provide, goat, fairly, vegetable, injected, scrubs, entirely, receiving, ensigns, gash, bottled, nightgowns, throw, eggs, casts, horehound, totally, bedding, darned, currants, pollute, leeks, looks, substituting, gained, foods, creamed, pretzels, cream, meconium, ample, bagful, pearly, slacked, mixed, mealies, adds, gouges, drinking, porcine, whitebait, daisy, endive, preserving, conch, keeps, severities, weave, concretes, quicklime, lustre, untreated, chili, collecting, rushes, brought, runnels, seek, martensite, ignite, air, splendidly, rockfall, imparts, entrants, scraping, gingerbread, perspectives, colorful, serviette, incomparably, flounder, raiment, aqua, cigarette, ensign, adsorbent, distributes, cappuccino, receives, paint, drained, ardour, instigate, coveys, rinsed, awaiting, persimmons, doughboy, craving, gush, unencumbered, curry, kindled, inrush, creating, surge, conserving, bakery, hauling, tubers, unmistakably, mug, taste,

humiliations, stalk, cabbage, completely, squab, spiced, clearings, unripe, sturgeon, picked, conquests, raise, peels, pizzas, fish, batteries, filamentous, plum, moccasin, purchased, donut, baking, slant, sorbent, boned, incitements, straw, quite, bout, stayed, chit, orange, prefers, plantain, alarums, pretty, breadfruit, tarts, superlatively, marigolds, offer, aire, rankled, upsurge, kept, extortions, founts, inflicting, bananas, evoking, soybeans, necessitated, ijtihad, scatter, outpourings, scooped, poultices, pipet, tastes, mulch, southwesterly, consuming, pungent, offensives, wholesome, beefsteak, peel, forage, spawned, excrements, raisins, sowing, milk, beans, pbs, bubbling, prawn, aromatic, outrages, transfused, pear, scrubbed, tampon, bruised, provocations, torn, napkin, unheated, encountering, draughts, using, commotions, tropical, collations, something, onslaughts, committing, abrasions, boil, jumpsuit, roasting, anaheim, tart, shirtwaist, incorporating, nettles, hurling, pug, shoot, incursion, package, wholesomeness, sough, purchase, stab, arranging, bait, containing, filet, fed, banana, diluted, consignment, pounded, inspirations, nectarine, grating, sardine, pelage, turbid, craters, welled, plaice, finding, cancellous, prepares, irruption, brewing, hordes, ham, onions, menstruum, scrape, melons, purchasing, manna, kid, catalyst, priced, deionized, cod, callus, blooms, wilted, leafy, getting, northwesterly, diluting, chaplets, imported, producing, piquancy, distributing, affordable, receive, bountiful, pecans, discovers, fodder, mustard, chemise, forging, trout, chew, pyjamas, invade, horsetail, retailed, nettle, dereliction, nibble, southerly, blubber, raising, meadows, cakes, daffodils, tamped, magma, looked, kilogram, infantine, conscripts, pinewood, posy, onto, brats, instill, pituitaries, perpetrating, outbreak, darn, hoyden, supplied, baseballs, remained, cowhide, mash, carcass, awakens, cook, ardors, needed, scars, initiate, figs, forever, brownies, blooming, cube, sunburn, unwashed, leis, arousing, pour, impressments, subterranean, roses, sobs, pure, chickpeas, forge, excite, awfully, duds, create, coffee, harvesting, vibrancy, flowing, scarps, piled, topsoil, emphasizes, myrrh, ingesting, occasioning, soups, staying, radish, ripened, jasmine, ears, hake, youngster, aggressions, snow, wonderful, spirt, complimentary, enlistments, aroused, blossoms, provides, foliage, enrol, poignancy, throwing, carrion, rub, peal, vermont, accretions, dough, engenders, colostrum, filtered, stillbirth, discover, dressings, pond, impose, doughnut, delivered, waters, sending, beers, gleanings, syrup, betel, gain, tablecloth, sounded, jumbo, packaging, coat, outbid, volleys, eliciting, misdeed, picking, shave, exported, orchids, brilliantly, jolt, improvise, diapers, demanding, highball, pipette, lacked, unearthed, influx, wash, makeup, admit, violences, plumage, liqueur, tattoo, ordering, footholds, wakened, blotter, strictly, insight, continually, joyousness, distils, discoveries, keg, draws, creamery, deriving, newness, onion, grape, stripling, avenues, potatoes, pies, unveil, floral, centrifuging, farm, napkins,

Понравилась статья? Поделить с друзьями:
  • This word comes from the ancient latin word
  • This word can refer to a student
  • This word can hurt you
  • This word can get you around
  • This week number excel