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ant, aware, regardful; intent, wide-awake, alert, keen, sharp, Inf. heads-up; conscious, cognizant, not missing a trick or thing; sensitive, knowing, discerning, sentient, comprehending, SI. tuned-in.
3. questioning, inquiring, analytic; inquisitive, curious, eager for knowledge, thirsty for knowledge; research-oriented, scholarly. seasick, adj. nauseous, nauseated, sick to or at one's stomach, vomitive, vomitous, SI. barfy; queazy, qualmish, squeamish, Inf. green or blue around the gills; dizzy, light-headed, vertiginous, faint, unsteady, Inf. woozy, Pathol, giddy; sick, ill, unwell, under the weather, out of sorts. seaside, n. seacoast, coast, seashore, shore, seaboard. See seacoast.
season, n. 1. period, time, spell, space, span, inter val, duration; term, tenure, semester, quarter; month, lunation.
-v. 2. spice, salt, pepper; prepare, pickle, marinate, marinade, preserve, corn, brine; cure, kipper, dry, smoke; tincture, tinge, touch up; spruce up, enliven, enhance, improve, heighten, add to, give relish to.
3. mature, maturate, ripen, mellow, improve; condition, prepare, rear, form, prime, nurture, cultivate.
4. habituate, accustom, make used to, make familiar with, familiarize, make routine; harden, toughen, inure, temper, anneal; adapt, acclimate, acclimatize, naturalize, domesticate; break in, train, drill, discipline. seasonable, adj. 1. springlike, summery, summerly, summerlike, autumny, wintry, winterish.
2. timely, well-timed, felicitous, opportune, right, proper, correct; suitable, appropriate, apt, apropos, apposite, fitting, congruous; befitting, meet, seemly, becoming; characteristic, suit, suited, well-suited, fit; propitious, fortunate, auspicious, providential, convenient, lucky, happy, welcome; expedient, advantageous, favorable, beneficial, profitable, Archaic, available; useful, serviceable, handy, good. seasoned, adj. 1. salty, salted, saline, peppery, peppered; spicy, spiced, tangy, hot, racy, heady, Inf. zippy; pungent, poignant, strong, sharp, nippy, piquant; savory, full-bodied, rich.
2. experienced, veteran, established, well-versed, proficient, skilled; adapted, acclimated, acclimatized, naturalized, at home in or with, familiar with, conversant with, acquainted with.
3. accustomed, in the habit of, given to, wont to, prone to, in the practice of; habituated, used to, addicted; chronic, inveterate, confirmed, hard-core; hardened, casehardened, hard-boiled, toughened, inured, tempered, annealed. seasoning, n. spice, herb, herbs and spices, flavoring, flavor, extract, vanilla, almond, lemon; salt, pepper, cayenne, chili pepper, horseradish, garlic; cinnamon, nutmeg, ginger, cloves, mace, allspice, peppermint, mint; sage, rosemary, thyme, marjoram, dill, saffron; condiment, dressing, relish, tartar sauce, chutney, ketchup, hot sauce, Trademark. Tabasco. seat, n. 1. chair, couch, sofa, bench, settle, stool, hassock; bleacher, grandstand seat, pew, box, loge, stall; cushion, pillow, squab, Oriental, musnud; saddle. See also bench, chair, sofa, stool.
2. throne, cathedra, seat of authority, seat of state; office, authority, status, power, position, Brit, berth, right, role, situation, station, commission, mission.
3. rump, buttocks, posterior, fundament, hindquarters, bottom, derrtere, Inf fanny, Inf. rear end, Brit. Inf. bum, Inf. backside, Inf. behind, Inf. butt, SI. ass, Brit. SI. arse, SI. tail. See buttocks.
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During the Second World War, people in the UK were urged by the government to make the most of wild foods, and were given recipes for cooking roast squirrel, rook casserole, stewed starlings and baked sparrows. .. More >>
