salivate
to produce saliva, especially when you expect food
Episode vocabulary
CSI: Crime Scene Investigation S14E20: English vocabulary
Season 14, Episode 20CrimeDramaMystery
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slosh
to move through water or another liquid with a splashing sound
sidle
to move sideways, often in a shy or sneaky way
jilt
to suddenly end a romantic relationship with someone
delectable
very delicious or appealing, especially when talking about food
writhe
to twist or squirm because of pain, fear, or discomfort
appetizing
looking or smelling good enough to make you want to eat it
stomaching
the present participle of stomach
newsman
a man who reports the news on radio or television
cresting
to rise and become visible over the horizon
disembodied
seeming to exist without a body, especially as a voice or presence
dabble
to put your hands or feet into water and move them gently
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trespasser
a person who enters land or property without permission
scavenge
to search for and collect useful things, especially from waste or discarded material
brimstone
an old word for sulfur
dismemberment
the act of cutting up a body into pieces
gaunt
very thin, pale, and looking unhealthy or tired
drumstick
a stick used for hitting a drum
serrated
having a jagged edge with small, sawlike teeth
welcomer
a person whose job or role is to welcome and help guests or newcomers
jugular
the vein in the neck that carries blood from the head back to the heart
carotid
either of the two main arteries that carry blood to the head and neck
looped
twisted or bent into a loop or loops
leavings
things that are left over after something is used, eaten, or finished