FLAVOR (N)
something that you can hear or that can be heard.
SOUND (N/V)
to recognize someone or something and say or prove who or what that person or thing is.
TO IDENTIFY (V)
the
quality of food that you can feel in your mouth, for example whether it is
rough or smooth, or soft or hard.
TEXTURE (N)
to like or wish for:
TO FANCY (V)
PERFUME - PERFUMERY (N)
a
pleasant natural smell
A SCENT (N/V)
Grilled snakehead fish (n)
delta (n)
HORRIBLE = DISGUSTING (A)
a
sweet or pleasant smell.
FRAGRANT (N)
NATURAL MATERIALS
rice field (n)
ANOSMIA (N) - ANOSMIC (A)
RESIDENT (N)
worth sth/doing sth (a)
very unusual, special, unexpected, or strange.
EXTRAORDINARY (A)
TASTE (N/V) - TASTY - TASTEFUL - TASTELESS (A)
floating market (n)
Lemongrass chicken (n)
SMELL
A FLUTE
SENSE - SENSATION (N) - TO SENSE (V) - SENSATIONAL (A)
TOUCH
DURIAN (N)
Warmth (n)
extremely good.
FANTASTIC / WONDERFUL (A)
16-string zither (n)
- relating to seeing. (a) - something such as a picture or the part of a film, video etc. that you can see. (n)
VISUAL (A/N)
TONE-DEAF (A) - TONE-DEAFNESS (N)
COLOR-BLIND (A) - COLOR-BLINDNESS (N)
MUTE - BLIND - DEAF (A)
HEARING
local specialities (n)
pop rice (n)
LASAGNE
LOSE SENSATION
to ask or request someone to go to an event.
TO INVITE (V) - INVITATION (N) - INVITING (A) - INVITEE / INVITER (N)
fruit orchard (n)
tasty = delicious (a)
SCARY = TERRIFYING (A)
SYNTHETIC MATERIALS
SIGHT
OUDOR (N)
HOLD - HELD - HELD (V)
folk music (n)
tired = exhausted (a)
INTERESTING = ...................
FASCINATING (A)