Greek and Latin Vocabulary Terms

barbecue

• meat roasted over an open fire; a party or picnic where such meat is served

• food nutrients that provide cells with energy

• a store that sells prepared food such as sandwiches, salads, cheese, or pickles

• relating to food of fine quality

carbohydrates

• meat roasted over an open fire; a party or picnic where such meat is served

• food nutrients that provide cells with energy

• a store that sells prepared food such as sandwiches, salads, cheese, or pickles

• relating to food of fine quality

delicatessen

• meat roasted over an open fire; a party or picnic where such meat is served

• food nutrients that provide cells with energy

• a store that sells prepared food such as sandwiches, salads, cheese, or pickles

• relating to food of fine quality

gourmet

• meat roasted over an open fire; a party or picnic where such meat is served

• food nutrients that provide cells with energy

• a store that sells prepared food such as sandwiches, salads, cheese, or pickles

• relating to food of fine quality

herbs

• leaves of certain plants used in cooking to add flavor to food

• useful to the body as food

• a nutrient which helps the body grow, repair, and replace cells and that helps build muscle

• to fry lightly and quickly

nutritious

• leaves of certain plants used in cooking to add flavor to food

• useful to the body as food

• a nutrient which helps the body grow, repair, and replace cells and that helps build muscle

• to fry lightly and quickly

protein

• leaves of certain plants used in cooking to add flavor to food

• useful to the body as food

• a nutrient which helps the body grow, repair, and replace cells and that helps build muscle

• to fry lightly and quickly

saute

• leaves of certain plants used in cooking to add flavor to food

• useful to the body as food

• a nutrient which helps the body grow, repair, and replace cells and that helps build muscle

• to fry lightly and quickly

to fry lightly and quickly

a nutrient which help the body grow, repair, and replace cells and that help build muscle, like chicken, steak, and fish, and beans