Explain the difference between the words or phrases in each of the following
pairs
a) starving and parched
b) a snack and a square meal
c) stale and mouldy
d) peckish and ravenous
e)uneatable and inedible
f) a beer-bottle and a bottle of beer
g) a starter and dessert
h) a restaurant and a cafe
i) to eat fast food and to cook from scratch
j) liqueur and liquor

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a) Starving typically refers to extreme hunger resulting from not having eaten for a long time, while parched refers to an extreme thirst, usually resulting from dehydration.

b) A snack is a small amount of food consumed between meals, while a square meal refers to a full and substantial meal.

c) Stale refers to food that has lost its freshness and become dry or tough, while mouldy refers to food that has developed mold and is no longer safe to eat.

d) Peckish refers to feeling slightly hungry, while ravenous refers to feeling extremely hungry and craving a large amount of food.

e) Uneatable refers to food that is not fit to be eaten due to being unappetizing or inedible, while inedible refers to food that is not safe or suitable for consumption.

f) A beer-bottle is a type of bottle used to contain beer, while a bottle of beer refers to a container holding beer.

g) A starter is a small dish served at the beginning of a meal, while dessert is a sweet dish served at the end of a meal.

h) A restaurant is a place where meals are served to customers, often with a diverse menu and a formal setting, while a cafe is a more casual dining establishment that may specialize in coffee and light meals.

i) Eating fast food refers to consuming pre-prepared and often unhealthy meals quickly, while cooking from scratch involves preparing meals using fresh ingredients and cooking techniques.

j) Liqueur refers to a sweet alcoholic beverage made from distilled spirits and flavored with fruit, herbs, spices, or nuts, while liquor refers to any distilled alcoholic beverage.