SEARCH THE FOLLOWING MEANING: PUNGENT, CRUNCHY, FIBRUOS, FILLINGS, ACCOMPANIMENT, MOLDING

Pungent: This refers to a strong, sharp smell or taste that is often so strong that it is unpleasant. For example, some cheeses have a pungent smell.

Crunchy: This is used to describe food that is hard and makes a noise when you eat it. For example, fresh vegetables and chips are often described as crunchy.

Fibrous: This term is used to describe food or material that is made up of or looks like fibers. It often refers to food that is high in fiber, like whole grains and vegetables.

Fillings: In the context of food, fillings are substances such as cream, meat, or fruit, that are put inside something else to eat, like a sandwich or a cake. In the context of dentistry, fillings are a way to restore a tooth damaged by decay back to its normal function and shape.

Accompaniment: This is something that is provided or occurs with something else. In the context of food, it often refers to something that is served with the main dish. For example, mashed potatoes can be an accompaniment to a steak.

Molding: This is the process of shaping a flexible substance like plastic or metal into a particular form or shape. In the context of food, it can refer to shaping food into a particular form, like molding chocolate into the shape of a bunny for Easter.