Saturday, December 30, 2006

Category - Health - Senses

acidic

adjective: containing acid; sour- or sharp-tasting


alert

adjective: watchful and attentive to one's surroundings


appearance

noun: the way a person or thing looks


aware

adjective: being mindful of or knowing about something


beautiful

adjective: very pleasing to look at, listen to, or touch


bitter

adjective: having a taste or smell that is sharp or harsh


bland

adjective: lacking distinct flavor; uninteresting


brittle

adjective: likely to break or snap


brush

verb: to touch lightly in passing


bubbly

adjective: full of bubbles


clammy

adjective: unpleasantly damp and cold


coarse

adjective: rough; having a bumpy surface


crisp

adjective: clean and new; fresh


crumbly

adjective: easily broken into small pieces or crumbs


delicate

adjective: easily broken or damaged; soft or light in color or scent


delicious

adjective: having a pleasing or agreeable taste


faint

adjective: not loud, clear, or bright


firm

adjective: having a hard surface or structure; strong, solid, or secure


fizzy

adjective: full of gas and small bubbles


flaky

adjective: something that can be broken into thin, flat pieces


flavor

noun: the taste of something


flavorful

adjective: full of flavor or taste

floral

adjective: having to do with, or made up of flowers


fluffy

adjective: soft and light to the touch


fragile

adjective: easily damaged or broken


fragrance

noun: a sweet or pleasant odor


fragrant

adjective: having a pleasant smell


gaze

verb: to look upon something or someone in a steady way

generally

adverb: in most cases; usually


gentle

adjective: mild, soft, or easy


gritty

adjective: full of or like grit or sand


grotesque

adjective: ugly; misshapen


heavy

adjective: having great weight


individual

noun: a particular person, distinct from a group


jagged

adjective: having an irregular shape or edge


moist

adjective: slightly wet; damp


mumble

verb: to speak in a low manner so that words are hard to hear


mushy

adjective: soft and pulpy; mush-like


musty

adjective: having a stale, moldy, or damp smell


odor

noun: the scent or smell of something


odorless

adjective: without a smell or odor


perfumed

adjective: scented or fragranced


peripheral vision

noun: the ability to see to the sides when looking straight ahead


rely

verb: to depend on or be dependent on something or someone


respond

verb: to answer or give a reply


rotten

adjective: something that is old and decayed or spoiled


rough

adjective: having a bumpy or uneven surface; not smooth or level

rubbery

adjective: resembling rubber or elastic


salty

adjective: containing or seasoned with salt


scented

adjective: something that has an odor or fragrance added to it


sensitive

adjective: quick to feel or notice


sharp

adjective: having an edge or point


sight

noun: the ability to see; a thing that can be seen


slick

adjective: feeling or appearing smooth and slippery


smooth

adjective: having an even surface; not rough


sound

noun: vibrations sensed by the ear


sour

adjective: having a sharp or tangy taste


spicy

adjective: having the flavor, smell, or quality of spices used to flavor food


stringy

adjective: made of or having strings


sugary

adjective: tasting or looking like sugar


tacky

adjective: slightly sticky


tainted

adjective: decayed or rotten


tangy

adjective: having a sharp flavor or odor


tart

adjective: having a sharp taste; sour


tasteless

adjective: having no flavor


tender

adjective: easily crushed or bruised


tongue

noun: the muscle inside the mouth used for tasting, licking, swallowing, and in people, speech


touch

verb: to come into contact with something


view

verb: to look at closely or watch


vision

noun: the ability to see; a mental image of something


waxy

adjective: having a smooth and shiny look or feel, or made of wax


zesty

adjective: having a flavorful or interesting taste

acrid

adjective: sharp and harsh in taste or odor


aromatic

adjective: having a pleasant or fragrant scent


crystalline

adjective: made of crystals; having the form of a crystal

deafening

adjective: very loud; able to make deaf


pungent

adjective: having a sharp flavor or smell


rancid

adjective: having the unpleasant, sour taste or smell of oils and fats that have gone bad


receptors

noun: cells or nerve endings that respond to light, heat, or other external stimulus


savory

adjective: food that is seasoned and prepared to taste pleasant and appetizing


sensation

noun: a physical feeling caused by something that happens to or comes in contact with the body


succulent

adjective: tender and juicy


sumptuous

adjective: delicious and rich in taste


tactile

adjective: having to do with the sense of touch


texture

noun: the structure, look, and feel of something


umami

adjective: a strong, savory taste found in some foods, common to fermented or aged foods

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