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| anything relating to cooking or the kitchen |
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| means an expert of fine food and drink |
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| has a very discriminating taste in food and wine, perhaps too much. |
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| excessive eating or drinking |
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| means ravenous or excessively hungry |
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| appetizing to taste or smell |
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| eating both animal and vegetables, taking in or devouring anything available |
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| the art or science of good eating, any particular, regional style of cooking |
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| acceptable to taste or sufficiently flavorable |
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| presenting favorable circumstances or a positive outcome |
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| marked by success or producing favorable circumstances |
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| a timely benefit or stroke of good luck |
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| turned against or opposing |
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| causing damage, harm, or loss |
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| any grotesque parody of something or a disastrous mockery |
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| a sudden, disastrous downfall or defeat |
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| overwhelming defeat or disorderly retreat after battle |
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| someone who is recalcitrant is stubbornly resistant to authority |
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| connotes hardened against feeling or hardhearted |
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| peevish or cranky, unwillingness to respect authority |
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| stubbornly resistant to authority |
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| difficult to manage or govern |
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| aggressively and noisily defiant |
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| not to come to an agreement, stubbornly uncompromising |
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| unable to be reformed or corrected |
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| stubbornly preserving against all odds |
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| stubbornly asserts an opinion that is unproved or unprovable |
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