The science of spiciness
Vocabulary List |
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soothe
(verb) to reduce the pain or discomfort in a part of the body
water
(verb) to become full of tears
back up
(phrasal verb) to move backwards
compound
(noun) a substance formed by the combination of two or more elements
sensory
(adjective) relating to the senses
minty
(adjective) having the smell or taste of mint
elicit
(verb) to bring out a response or reaction
fight-or-flight
(noun) a natural response to danger that causes the body to prepare to either fight or flee
dilute
(verb) to make something less concentrated by adding water or another substance to it
detectable
(adjective) able to be detected by the senses or by instruments
crockpot
(noun) a slow cooker
charred
(adjective) burned or blackened on the outside
prevalent
(adjective) common or widespread
subject
(verb) to make someone or something experience something
torment
(verb) to cause someone or something great pain or suffering
Grammar Lesson |
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In this lesson, we will learn:
- how to use modal verbs with past participle to express past actions
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