Food & Drink: Yuck!
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ADJ: not fresh and good to eat or drink
“I think this milk is _____. Here, have a taste.”
rancid
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ADJ: bad because the oil or fat is not fresh
“These peanuts are inedible – completely _____!”
rotten
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ADJ: decaying and unsafe to eat or drink
“If you cut out the _____ bit, I think it will be okay.”
stale
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