Noun > Garnish (count, noncount) something (such as small pieces of fruit, chopped herbs, etc.) that is put on food as a decoration
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Idiom > Get a rise out of
Verb > Nibble
Verb > Nibble 1 : to eat slowly or with small bites (+ object) We nibbled cheese and crackers. (no object) We nibbled on some cheese and crackers before dinner. – often + at She felt a fish nibble at Read More …
Idiom > Get carried away
Noun > Prodigy
Adverb > Farther
Adverb > Farther to or at a more distant place or time or a more advanced point : FURTHER drive farther north It’s farther away than I’d thought. I tried to read the book, but I got no farther (=further) Read More …
Adjective > Stellar
Verb > Peruse
Verb > Peruse (+ object) formal 1 : to look at or read (something) in an informal or relaxed way Would you like something to drink while you peruse (=look over) the menu? He perused the newspaper over breakfast. 2 Read More …
Adjective > Symmetrical
Noun > Fringe
Noun > Fringe 1 : (count) : a border made of hanging threads used to decorate the edge of something (such as clothing, rugs, and curtains) a lampshade with a fringe 2 : (count) : a narrow area along the Read More …