| A | B |
|---|
| bland (adjective) | mild; soothing; not irritating; dull; lacking in interest |
| culinary (adjective) | pertaining to cooking or the kitchen |
| delectable (adjective) | greatly pleasing, especially to the sense of taste; delicious; delightful |
| devour (verb) | to eat up greedily; swallow; engulf; to consume enthusiastically |
| edible (adjective) | suitable for eating; capable of being eaten |
| epicure (noun) | a person with refined tastes in food and drink; a gourmet |
| morsel (noun) | a bite or small amount of food; a small piece; a tidbit |
| pungent (adjective) | sharp; strong; penetrating; producing a sharp sensation, usually of taste or smell |
| quaff (verb) | to drink heartily and deeply of |
| ravenous (adjective) | extremely hungry |
