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cullinary
(adj) anything realting to cooking or the kitchen
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gourmet
(adj/n) expert of fine food or drink
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epicurean
(n) very discriminating taste in food and wine, a bit too devoted or everly refined.
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gluttony
(n) excessive eating or drinking.
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voracious
(adj) "to swallow or devour" ravenous or excessively hungry
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savory
(adj) appetizing to taste or smell. salty or piquant (sharply pungent) flavor, not sweet. (n) piquant or salty appetizer (v) taste or smell with enthusiasm or relish
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omnivorous
(adj) eating both animal and vegetable foods, taking in or devouring anything available
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gastronomy
(n) the arot or siceince of good eating, any particular, regional style of cooking
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palatable
(adj) acceptable to taste or sufficiently flavorable to be eating-pleasing to the palate
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propitious
(adj) presenting favorable circumstances or a positive outcome
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auspicious
(adj) marked by success or producing favorable circumstances
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boon
timely benefit or stroke of good luck
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adverse
(adj) turned against or opposing one's interests or well-being
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detrimental
(adj) causing damage, harm, or loss
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travesty
(n) exaggerated imitation of something, usually of a literarry work. grotesque parody, disatrous mockery
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debacle
(n) sudden disatrous downfall or defeat
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fiasco
(n) complete failure
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rout
(n) overwhelming defeat, disorderly retreat after battle
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enormity
(n) monstrous evil or outrage, large size
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recalcitrant
(adj) stubbornly resistent to authority
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obdurate
hardened against feeling or hardhearted
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fractious
(adj) peevish or cranky, unruly or trouble maker, some unwillingness to respect authority
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refractory
(adj) stubbornly resistant to authority
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dogmatic
stubbornly asserts an opinion that is unproved or unprovable
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intractable
difficult to manage or govern
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obstreperous
(adj) aggressively and noisily defiant
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intransigent
(adj) stubbornly uncompromising
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incorrigible
(adj) unable to be reformed or corrected
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dogged
(adj) stubbornly perserving
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