rotten, spoiled; swollen up

rotten, worm holed, putrified, wet

diseased, scabby, worthless, rotten, stupid; suffering from an epidemic

rotten, decayed, worm-eaten, wormy

to become rotten, decayed, worm-eaten, wormy

stale, dry (bread/crust); offensive, unpleasant (word)

to make stale

to go stale, become stale

dirty, filthy, unclean, sinful, rotten, stale, rotten, spoiled

dirty, filthy, unclean, sinful, rotten, stale, rotten, spoiled

to deny, to renounce, to not recognize

raw, uncooked; blunt, crude; unripe, immature, not fully developed

to not like something, to hate or be displeased with something

obsolete, insignificant; few, not many

not in agreement, disagreeing, not united

fresh

fresh, new

fresh, blooming, flourishing, almost ripe

fresh, cool; happy, merry, joyous

prosperous, blossoming, thriving, flourishing, happiness, fresh

provisions, stock, food

meal, food

to make flow, to spill (blood etc.), to send regularly (ie. food, provisions)

cooking, preparation of food; wisdom, maturity

to cook, prepare food; to confirm, strengthen, affirm