To eat a very large amount of food.

To run quickly over a distance.

To speak in a low voice.

To create a large hole in the ground.

To make quick, sharp movements with the beak, or a quick kiss.

To consume food slowly and carefully.

To make a loud noise or sound.

To move in a circular motion.

The stomach or belly area.

The upper part of the body.

The area around the heart.

The lower back region.

Something valuable or useful.

A type of financial liability.

An obsolete item with no value.

A temporary possession.

Increased or strengthened.

Lessened or weakened.

Maintained or preserved.

Complicated or confused.

Having a strong reason or desire to do something.

Feeling indifferent or apathetic towards tasks.

Being forced to do something against one's will.

Lacking enthusiasm or interest in activities.

Thoroughly wet; soaked.

Partially wet; damp.

Completely dry; arid.

Slightly moist; humid.

To reduce something to a fine powder or dust; to crush.

To combine different substances into a mixture.

To heat something until it becomes liquid.

To preserve something in its original form.

Flowing in a steady stream.

Moving in a circular motion.

Stagnating in one place.

Breaking apart into pieces.

A person who studies the natural world, including plants and animals.

A scientist who specializes in chemistry.

An artist who focuses on nature in their work.

A historian who studies ancient civilizations.

To catch or tear something on a projection.

To smoothly glide over a surface.

To quickly grasp an idea or concept.

To create a barrier or obstacle.

Tangled into a thick mass, often used to describe hair.

Smooth and straight, often used to describe hair.

Curly and voluminous, often used to describe hair.

Short and neat, often used to describe hair.

Showed or pointed out.

Ignored or overlooked.

Confused or mixed up.

Concealed or hid.

A type of fabric used in upholstery.

Raised skin that remains after a blow.

A method of cooking meat.

A term used in gardening to describe soil quality.