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