Cooking Terms And Techniques

verb Fused is the past tense of the verb 'fuse', which means to join or blend together to form a single entity.

• The two chemicals were carefully fused together in the laboratory.
• I fused all the leftover ingredients together to make a new dish.
• I fused my playlist with some old school jams and new hits.
• The artist's unique style fused elements of realism and abstraction.

noun a noun is a person, place, thing, or idea

adjective an adjective describes or modifies a noun or pronoun

adverb an adverb modifies a verb, adjective, or other adverb and indicates manner, time, place, or degree

• The documents were messily stacked on the desk, making it difficult to find what I needed.
• She always eats her ice cream messily, getting it all over her face.
• He painted the graffiti on the wall messily, not caring about staying within the lines.
• The situation was messily handled, causing confusion and chaos among the team.

noun a person's head or brain

• The chef carefully prepared the noddle soup for the guests.
• I always enjoy a big bowl of noddle soup on a cold day.
• Let's grab some noddle takeout for dinner tonight.
• Her mind was a noddle after studying for hours.

adjective done hastily or carelessly; sloppy

adverb in a hasty or careless manner

• The report was completed in a slapdash manner, with many errors and inconsistencies.
• He always does his homework in a slapdash way, just rushing through it without much thought.
• She threw together a slapdash outfit for the party, but somehow still managed to look cool.
• His slapdash approach to life often leads to missed opportunities and regrets.

noun a small splash or spot of something

verb to scatter or distribute in small drops or particles

• The forensic team found blood spatter on the walls of the crime scene.
• I accidentally spattered paint all over the floor while trying to touch up the walls.
• The kids were spattering water balloons at each other during the summer party.
• Her emotions were so intense that they seemed to spatter onto everyone around her.