ontocord/MixtureVitae-genericsKB huggingface dataset:
### fertilizer:

Natural fertilizer
* Most natural fertilizer is made of materials
  - organic materials
  - such materials
  - fertilizers contain lower levels of nutrients than chemical products
* is made from materials found on a mixed farm.

Nitrate fertilizer
* are the most effective greening agents for grass in cooler months.
* is quite palatable, especially to cattle.

Nitrogen fertilizer
* Most nitrogen fertilizer encourages growth.
* Some nitrogen fertilizer contains elements
  - nitrogen already in nitrate form
  - trace elements
  - stimulates wild oat emergence
* are of two general types, fast and stow release.
* broadcast in the early spring can stimulate wild oat emergence.
* can worsen copper deficiency in agricultural soils.
* make plants grow, including huge algae blooms.
* provide nutrients for crops.
* stimulates germination

### fertilizer:

Organic
* All organics have to be clean, anhdyrous, and free of oxygen.
* Some organics can cause cancer in animals and are suspected of causing cancer in humans.
* also have very different temperature curves
  - help attenuate harmful effects of chemical fertilizers
  - hold fertilizer nutrients - another item often lacking in sandy soils
  - improve the soil is structure and ability to hold nutrients
* are carbon based molecules, molecules which are common to all known forms of life
  - much better suited to rapid topcoating than inorganics, too
  - now synonymous with a specific niche of the market
* is fertilizer
* is the agriculture of the future
  - fastest growing sector in the Canadian food industry
* refer to gems whose formation involves living organisms.
* refers to materials of animal or vegetable origin.
* require warm soil to break down and release their nutrients.
* typically produce cleaner, less muddy mixtures.

Organic fertiliser
* is fertilizer
* tend to break down slowly in the soil, so they are usually quite long lasting.
* work on soil health in order to enhance plant health.

### fertilizer | organic fertiliser:

Fish meal
* Most fish meals provide proteins.
* are feed
* great natural fertilizer, high in phosphorous and high in organic nitrogen.
* is an organic fertiliser
  - another nitrogen source
  - high in essential amino acids and B-vitamins
  - made into fertilizer, animal feed, and other products
  - used as a protein component in many animal feeds
Few organism
* FEW organisms have as long a history of widespread human use as the neem tree.
* can glow in more than one color.
* can survive in such highly saline conditions as salt evaporation ponds
  - such harsh conditions
  - withstand the freezing, dry climate of Antarctica
* live in the deeper, colder water of lakes
  - on the polar ice caps and glaciers, and many live in the tropical rain forests
* offer the genetic power of meiotic analysis in Drosophila, however.
+ Dunaliella salina: Extremophiles
  * Dunaliella salina' is used in cosmetics and dietary supplements. Few organisms can survive in such highly saline conditions as salt evaporation ponds. To survive, these organisms have high concentrations of beta-carotene to protect against light, and high concentrations of glycerol to provide protection against osmotic pressure. This offers an opportunity for commercial biological production of these substances.
+ Rock pool, Tide pool zones, from shallow to deep: Biomes :: Habitats
  * This zone receives spray from wave action during high tides and storms. At other times the rocks experience other extreme conditions, baking in the sun or exposed to cold winds. Few organisms can survive such harsh conditions. Lichens and barnacles live in this region. In this zone, different barnacle species live at very tightly constrained elevations. Tidal conditions precisely determine the exact height of an assemblage relative to sea level.

Few state
* Few States are racially or ethnically homogenous today.
* can boast six of the seven life zones on earth.
* have a faster growing population of older adults
  - comprehensive health privacy laws
  - effective, independent bodies to monitor how inmates are treated
  - incarceration rates that rank so much higher than their crime rates
  - more than a few dozen people regulating securities on their payroll
  - prevention policies and programs aimed at unmarried adults
  - rules prohibiting or regulating electronic filing
* report outcome data for students with disabilities
  - soil moisture during the winter months

### fiberglass:

Bare fiberglas
* can cause skin irritation and cuts when handled without gloves.
+ Fiberglass, Safety: Fibers :: Glass :: Insulation
  * Bare fiberglass can cause skin irritation and cuts when handled without gloves. Substitutes for fiberglass building insulation, such as cellulose and aerogel, have started to appear.
### fibrous tissues | connective tissue:

Perineurium
* is connective tissue
* refers to the connective tissue wrapping the fascicules within the nerve.
* sheath of special, fiber-like cells that ties the axons of each fascicle together.

Sinew
* are the muscles of the body, designed for movement.
* is connective tissue

### fictitious force:

Coriolis force
* are forces.
* balances Pressure force in oceans.
* depends on the flow speed.
* fictitious force.
* is required for the initiation of cyclonic flow
  - zero at the equator and increases with latitude to a maximum at the poles

### fields:

Irrigated land
* are fields.
* is almost three times as productive as rainfed cropland
  - disproportionately important to world food production
  - more than twice as productive as rainfed cropland
  - used for both commercial and subsistence agriculture
### file:

Log file
* are archaic forms of gathering data
  - repositories of data produced by iterative programs
  - simply transaction records web servers maintain
* text file with tab separated values.

System file
* are things that make the computer work.
* identify components of the operating system for the computer.

### file:

Zip file
* ZIP files are a common compressed format to distribute files on the Internet.
* ZIP files are compressed archives, that contain one or more files
  - files, usually containing several files within it
  - specially compressed files that require a ZIP extractor for decompression
  - contain one or more files which are archived and compressed to save space
* are 'archives' used for distributing files.
* are a way of downloading lots of information at once
  - packaging files for downloading from the internet
  - an industry-standard way of combining and compressing several files into one
  - archives that contain many files inside of a file
  - computer files with the file name extension.zip
  - files that have been compressed for faster download
  - simply a number of files that have been compressed and stored in a single file
* contain one or more files that are archived for distribution purposes.

Zipped file
* ZIPped files are the defacto standard on the Internet.
* are compressed files that make transporting and copying files faster.
### financial buzz word:

Day trading
* builds sales volumes that encourage the growth of discount brokers.
* financial buzz word.
* form of gambling.
* high risk venture that's likely to leave investors high and dry.
* high-risk venture that's likely to leave investors high and dry.
* highly risky activity for the average investor.
* is an effective way to make profits on the pennystock markets
  - equalizing profession available to anyone who geniunely wants to try it
  - considered a high risk speculative trading strategy
  - now a popular technique for making easy money
  - risky business
  - simply an attempt to capitalize on short term fluctuations in pennystocks
  - stock trading
  - the dirty underbelly of the marketplace
* means buying and selling the same security on the same day.
* non-productive economic activity.
* sucker's game.

### financings:

Debt consolidation
* can reduce or eliminate interest charges , and help pay off debt with less money.
* is financings
  - the number one use of a home equity loan

### fine-loamy:

Nodine soil
* are fine-loamy.
* have rock fragments that are dominantly chert and sandstone.

### fine-silty:

Dinsdale soil
* are fine-silty
  - on convex ridges and side slopes on uplands
* have thinner Bt horizons.
### first-order process:

Radioactive decay
* Many radioactive decays are first order reactions
  - first-order reactions
* Most radioactive decay produces heat
  - decays are first-order reactions
* causes a loss of contaminant mass from the flow system.
* first-order process.
* happens when an atom loses a particle.
* is at a fixed rate
  - calculated using differential equations
  - nature's way to find an atom with a stable nucleus
  - nuclear reaction
  - probabilistic
  - spontaneous
  - transmutation in the most straightforward alchemical sense
* makes life on Earth possible, because it heats the Earth's core.
* occurs at a constant rate, specific to each radioactive isotope
  - by releasing particles and energy
  - in unstable elements
  - when isotopes move toward a stable condition by releasing particles
* random process.
* represents a release of energy from the nucleus.
* unimolecular process.
+ Differential equation, Uses: Calculus

### first-person plural enterprise:

Christian worship
* first-person plural enterprise.
* has a distinct identity.
* is learned from experience in a community of faith
  - sacramental
* recognizes the priesthood of believers.

Fish stock
* Many fish stocks depend on a healthy, near-shore coastal ecosystem.
* Some fish stocks are under greater threat from recreational fishers than from commercial fishing.
* are on the decline, and several species have been reduced to commercial extinction
  - virtually extinct in the sea itself and drastically reduced in the river deltas
* can support a wide range of sustainable harvests.
* is made by poaching a mild-flavored fish or fish bones.

### fishing tackles:

Fishing net
* are everywhere.
* can be a hazard for marine turtles too
  - maim and kill marine wildlife through entanglement and strangulation
* is fishing tackles
  - net
  - traps

### fishing tackles | fishing net:

Drift net
* are open-ocean nets that are miles long and tens of feet deep.
* is fishing net

Gill net
* are a clean fishery
  - non-discriminating, they catch big salmon
  - fishnets
* pose a threat to conservation as indigenous and scarce fish species are targeted.

Trawl net
* Some trawl nets are designed to permit certain non-target species to escape.
* appear like large funnels that are towed by the boat.
* move along the ocean floor at great depths.

### fixed biological constant:

Life span
* appears to be one of the major life-history traits of an individual.
* are difficult to determine, but some species are known to live more than half a century
  - how long the life of an animal can live
  - shorter in the wild because of disease and other factors
* fixed biological constant.
* is how long the organism actually lives
  - ling due to limited load of work for each cell type
* vary, depending on the time of the year.

Fixture
* are artifacts
  - solid objects
* includes sections.
* is an artifact
### flour corns:

Blue corn
* Most blue corns are flour corns.
* Most blue corns grown in the Southwest are flour corns
  - Southwest are typically flour corns
* contains a more complete protein and more manganese than does yellow corn.
* differs from other corns in that it often has longer flowering period.
* has a coarser, sweeter, and nuttier taste than other corns grown for flour or meal.
* is higher in protein than yellow
  - still an important element in Native American religious rituals
  - the disntinctively southwestern ingredient used in our original blue corn cookie

### flow:

Inflow
* Most inflow comes from stormwater and most infiltration comes from groundwater.
* add water to the different parts of the hydrologic system, while outflows remove water.
* is flow.
* vary seasonally with rainfall and evaporation.

### flow | inflow:

Capital inflow
* boost the economy, resulting in increases in employment and income.
* has a strong relationship with the level of domestic savings.

### flow | ooze:

Siliceous ooze
* are less abundant because silica is always undersaturated in seawater.
* can eventually recrystallize to form the rock chert.
* is abundant at high latitudes and regions characterized by strong upwelling.

### flow | overflow:

Overflow incontinence
* common kind of urinary incontinence that occurs in older men.
* frequent or constant dribble of urine.
* happens when small amounts of urine leak from a bladder that is always full
  - leak from a full bladder
* is caused by enlargement of the prostate, which is common in older men.
* is common in older men when an enlarged prostate gland constricts the urethra
  - enuresis
* is leakage occurring with over distention of the bladder
  - overdistension of the bladder
  - most common in older men
  - rare in women
* is the leakage of small amounts of urine from a bladder that is always full
  - uncontrolled leakage of small amounts of urine from a full bladder
  - when small amounts of urine constantly leak
* occurs in chronic urine retention when the bladder is always full.
* physical obstruction that prevents the bladder from emptying completely.
* results from urinary retention that causes the bladder to be overfilled.

Surge
* Most surges occur when devices with motors, such as hair dryers, shut off.
* also occur through electrical transients that arc or jump onto a network cable.
* are gas-rich and have little volcanic material
  - periods of extremely rapid movement
  - short-term increases in voltage, typically lasting at least a fraction of a second
* is flow
* occur most often when power returns to normal
  - on power lines, telephone and data lines

### flow | surge:

Electrical surge
* are a nuisance to the system and can cause instant damage to electrical equipment
  - by far the most destructive electrical event
* can briefly disrupt the electricity supply
  - travel through phone lines
### fluid | air:

Air conditioning
* accounts for about a third of California's electricity demand on hot days.
* aggravates the effects of arthritis and neuritis.
* allows windows and doors to stay closed, which prevents entry of outside allergens.
* are cooling air.
* are located in cars
  - houses
  - offices
  - processing
  - used for cooling
* can also provoke migraine but less commonly.
* can be the most important factor in the preservation of collections
  - useful even in a cold climate
  - help remove airborne irritants, especially pollen
  - remove humidity from the home, or venting to the outside can reduce humidity
* controls the temperature and humidity.
* filters out pollen and keeps humidity low, which keeps indoor mold down.
* helps in homes, automobiles and workplaces.
* helps reduce excessive humidity
* increases productivity.
* is an iffy proposition when it comes to prevention of cholinergic urticaria
  - essential to reduce the heat generated by computers
  - half cooling, half moisture removal
  - harmful for a baby
  - important in hot climates
  - rare, especially in large country houses
* is the cooling of air by a refrigeration unit or a heat pump
  - final solution when it comes to controlling indoor garden temperatures
  - widespread in cars, restaurants, shops and motels in the USA and Canada
* keeps cars at a comfortable temperature in all weathers.
* makes driving more comfortable, no matter what temperature it is outside.
* part of our daily lives in Florida.
* promotes safer driving.
* provides the most protection from heat exposure and heat-related deaths.
* pulls air from outdoors and cools the air as it enters a house or building.
* symptom of civilization.
* wastes energy.
* way of life during Texas summers, making all clothing comfortable indoors.

### fluid | air:

Air flow
* is affected by static pressure difference between the inside and the outside of the house
  - crucial to keeping the air temperature and humidity stable within the enclosure
  - determined by both pressure difference and amount of resistance in the airway
  - flow
  - hugely important for helping to alleviate odor issues
  - induced by the usually lower air pressure in the interior
  - measured in cubic feet per minute
  - now from the basement into the soil atmosphere
  - parallel to the solids flow
  - perpendicular to solids flow
  - typically counter current to solids flow
  - used to create suction to pull feces and urine away from the body
  - vital to remove heat off the horse's body
  - vitally important for convection of heat off the body
  - what picks up the dirt from the floor
* serves to transport fine particulates, combustion or volatilization products.

Air freshener
* Many air fresheners contain volatile oils in the fragrance which can be deadly to budgies.
* lasts as long as the antimicrobial skin cleanser.

Air monitoring
* is the primary method for demonstrating compliance with workplace control limits.
* vital component of a respiratory protection program.
### fluid | air:

Air travel
* can involve delays, exposing animals to temperature-related hazards.
* has a major impact on the world 's environment , especially the atmosphere.
* is air transportation
  - travel
  - costly to arrange for someone who is sick or disabled
  - fast
  - generally an inefficient mode of intercity transportation
  - often cheaper than train because there is no international tax on aviation fuel
  - one of the safest means of transportation
* is the cheapest and most efficient form of transportation in and out of the state
  - fastest growing segment of the transportation industry
  - primary mode of long-distance travel
* is the safest form of travel
  - mode of transportation
  - safest, most efficient mode of transportation in the United States
  - used to carry passengers, much needed supplies and the mail
  - very high in the Arctic
* means a disease can be half way around the world in a matter of hours
  - halfway around the world, in a matter of hours
* no no during mid to late pregnancy.
* provides the means to send a microbe anywhere in the world with staggering efficiency.
* quick, comfortable and convenient way of getting around in Iceland.
* service provided in which the customer pays in advance for travel accomadations.
* stressful experience for many people.
* tends to dehydrate people.
+ Environmental impact of aviation: ENVT154 :: Environmental issues :: Nature
  * Air travel has a major impact on the world's environment, especially the atmosphere. With fast globalisation and modernisation, air traffic has quickly increased, and is one of the biggest causes of climate change.

Ambient air
* has a vapor density of one.
* infiltrating the dryer is one of the major causes of condensate.
* is purified by a chemical cartridge, canister, or particulate filter
  - the most common in automotive use

Arctic air
* can be shallow in the summer, and rapidly modify as it moves equatorward.
* flows south from the high center into Virginia.
* is created over the frozen snowfields of central and northern Canada
  - deeply cold, colder than polar air masses

Bad air
* can force people to stay indoors.
* is only one environmental factor that can harm children's health.
* makes outdoor activities especially hard on the lungs and respiratory system.

Breathe air
* Some breathe air contains cigarette smoke.
* has consequences.

### fluid | air:

Clean air
* ensures the quality of life for everyone.
* great help to people with allergies.
* health and environmental issue.
* is as important as clean water
  - crucial to our health
* is essential for optimum health and performance
  - the health of every living thing
* is important to California agriculture
  - Maine people
  - the health of the planet
  - kept inside, toxic air is kept outside
* is, in fact, the main ingredient common to brightly colored sunrises and sunsets.
* key component of a healthy home.
* natural birth rite of all people
  - birthright of all people
* relative term.
### fluid | air:

Indoor air
* Most indoor air contains chemicals
  - organic compounds
* Most indoor air contains volatile compounds
* can contain chemicals from outside air, soil or water
  - often be more polluted than the air outdoors
  - pose health risks because of the allergic potential
  - in addition to dust particles often gaseous pollutants and odors
* has minimal ozone.
* is destratified Many buildings have poor air temperature distribution
  - often full of pollutants
* is often more polluted than outdoor air
  - the air outside our homes and workplaces
  - our nation's biggest pollution problem
* is ripe with allergens, such as dust mites and cockroaches
  - dust mites or pet hair
  - three times more polluted than out door air
* is usually drier than outdoor air
  - five to one hundred times more polluted than outdoor air

Less air
* can flow in or out of cracks around windows and doors, where energy loss commonly occurs.
* means less water vapor.

Moist air
* causes metal cylinders to rust.
* comes in contact
  - into contact
* flows into surfaces.
* meets air
  - canadian air
* meets cold air
* reduces transpiration.

Mystique
* are air.
* is air

Outside air
* contains very low levels of radon, but indoors the gas builds to higher concentrations.
* enters chambers.
* is employed for cooling when the temperature falls below threshold
  - pumped in and is liquefied cryogenically
  - used to control both the air and compost temperatures during the harvest period
* natural and efficient coolant, especially at night.

Polar air
* is usually dry and a thunderstorm needs warm moist maritime air.
* masses a cold air mass that forms in a high latitude source region.

### fluid | air:

Polluted air
* affects more than people with respiratory problems.
* can be lethal
  - burn eyes, irritate throats and affect breathing
  - make our eyes sting and fill with tear
  - represent a significant health hazard
* is another stress that contributes to the decline of urban trees
  - associated with increased asthma episodes and other illnesses in children
  - bad for people to breathe, and it can harm animals, trees, and plants
  - harmful
* symptom, a symptom of the absence of a coherent, integrated policy for transport.

Pure air
* enhances respiration.
* is also very important for maintaining for good health.

Stable air
* produces horizontally homogeneous clouds.
* reduces convection and thus has less thermal turbulence.

Stale air
* is eliminated from the bottom of the lungs.
* remains trapped in the lungs, preventing the needed exchange of oxygen and carbon dioxide.

Superior air
* high-level air mass found over the south central United States.
* is observed in both summer and winter.

Turbulent air
* can be invisible to both the eye and radar.
* leads to increased drag.
* lifted by the windward portions of the islands promotes cloud formation downwind.

Unstable air
* is what helps to create thunderstorms.
* means that the air temperature cools rapidly with height.
### fluid:

Fluid resuscitation
* is indicated in cases of hypotension due to sepsis or hemorrhage.
* mandatory first step in the treatment of septic shock.

Hydraulic fluid
* are a large group of liquids made of many kinds of chemicals
  - also a hazardous material, especially under pressure
* can go around arbitrary corners with only minor frictional loss
  - hold large amounts of air in solution
* comprise a large portion of all lubricants produced in the world.
* is in communication with the two ends of the cylinder, separated by the piston
  - used to control both rebound and compression damping

Intravenous fluid
* are given to maintain hydration
  - helpful in dehydrated animals
  - occasionally necessary because of poor oral intake
  - often necessary to compensate for fluid or electrolyte loss
* can stop contractions in some women.
* is started to replace feedings of formula or breast milk.

Lighter fluid
* contains naptha which is very flammable.
* is for charcoal grills.
* keeps the fires going.
* makes a good fuel because it burns with a strong yellow flame.
* remains the favorite method for starting charcoal fires.

Lymphatic fluid
* contains plasma
  - red blood cells
* flows through every organ of the body.

Menstrual fluid
* contains the lining of the uterus.
* has no odor until it comes in contact with air and vaginal bacteria.
* is made up of blood and tissue lining the uterus.
* starts to smell when it is in contact with air.

Milky fluid
* Some milky fluid contains enzymes.
* Some milky fluid is produced by glands
  - prostate glands
### folk music | bluegrass:

Annual bluegrass
* can adapt to all cutting heights
  - also grow in compacted soil conditions
  - be a very troublesome weed in strawberries
  - flower at putting green heights
* cool-season annual that produces lots of seeds.
* grows in tufts and has boat-shaped leaf tips.
* has a boat-shaped tip, folded in the bud
  - small panicle seedhead
* invades desirable turfgrasses each fall in the sourthern states.
* is highly variable for many characteristics, including genome size
  - native to Europe but is distributed worldwide
* light green, bunch-type to slightly spreading, winter annual weedy grass.
* prolific seed producer.

Rough bluegrass
* can stay green through the winter in milder weather.
* forms a fine textured, light green turf with high shoot density.
* has better cold hardiness than Kentucky bluegrass growing farther north into Canada
  - thin leaf blades and stolons
* turns brown under high summer temperatures.

Supina bluegrass
* is more susceptible to the disease than Kentucky bluegrass or perennial ryegrass.
* perennial, stoloniferous bluegrass which performs well in moist environments.

Celtic music
* comes from many different countries and encompasses numerous musical styles.
* inspires many composers.
* is folk music.
* means many things to many people.

Fomite
* are inanimate objects that carry infectious microbes
  - the most common form of transmission, along with fecal-oral and autoinfection
* is an object
### food:

Barley
* Most barley contains lysine
  - grown in New Zealand is used for the manufacture of stock feed and for malting
* Most barley has healthy nutrients
  - many nutrients
* Some barley reduces phosphorus excretion.
* accounts for about one-quarter of total area seeded to grains and oilseeds in Alberta
  - only about two per cent of total compound feed ingredients
* contains half as much fatty acid as corn
* germinates at about the same temperature as wheat.
* is cereal grain
  - cereals
  - plants
* looks like rice and expands when cooked.
* responds to drought much like corn
  - stress much like corn and other cereal crops
  - magnesium if the soil level is low
* ripens a little earlier than wheat.
* tends to be ready to harvest earlier than the other two species.
* tolerates heat and drought better than other cereal grains.

### food | barley:

Barley grass
* contains eighteen amino acids, including the eight essential ones.
* is barley
  - considered the most nutritional of the green grasses
* is the first of the cereal grasses to appear each spring and the most nutritious
  - young grass stage of the barley plant
  - very high in organic sodium

Spring barley
* cool season grass like wheat.
* is an early cover crop that is similar to oats in growth characteristics.

Basic food
* Some basic food consists of grass
  - contains phosphorus
* is cheapest and often of the best quality in markets.

### food:

Beverage
* Most beverages add calories
  - cause urination
* Most beverages contain calcium caseinate or milk protein
  - carbohydrates
  - have water
  - help dehydration
* Some beverages affect blood sugar
* Some beverages are better at settling the stomach than others
  - made of seeds
  - produced by snakes
  - attract bees
  - can also worsen pruritus ani, namely tea, coffee, carbonated drinks, and beer
  - combine alcohol with caffeine to create a caffeinated alcoholic drink
* Some beverages contain caffeine
  - citrus juice
  - herbs
* Some beverages fill with excess sugar
* Some beverages make from beans
  - leaves
* are food
  - important nutrient contributors
  - liquids
* are located in bars
  - bottles
  - soft drinks and juices
  - used for drinking
* can cause weight gain.
* contain carbohydrates.
* containing alcohol are the equivalent of satanic potions.
* containing caffeine stimulate the flow of urine
  - usually provides minimal vitamins and minerals
* contribute to feelings of fullness.
* do contain a lot of calories.
* have effects
* include coffee
  - fruit juice
* is food
* made from kava root are a time-honored adjunct to ceremonial life in Oceania.
### food | beverage | alcohol | liquor | gin:

Geneva
* abounds in intergovernmental organizations.
* battlefield where the righteous is attacked by the evil.
* city for very rich people
  - in Switzerland
* has a long tradition of printing and watchmaking trades
  - high multifoliolate leaf expression
  - one of the highest per capita incomes in the world
* is an evangelical Christian college in the Reformed theological tradition
  - halfway between Cleveland and Erie, Pennsylvania on the shores of Lake Erie
  - in the French-speaking part of Switzerland
  - known worldwide as a financial center
  - located at the head of Geneva Lake
  - one of the oldest cities involved in multilateral diplomacy
* is the capital of one of the world's oldest technologies - watchmaking
  - historic center of international cooperation
* stands for Christian ideals and the development of Christian role models throughout society.
+ Geneva (disambiguation)
+ Geneva, Education
  * Geneva also has a wide choice of reputed private schools.

### food | beverage | alcohol | liquor | lacing:

Shoe lace
* are real leather.
* is lacing

Tequila
* are hard liquor
  - located in margaritas
* can be sharp, smooth, smokey and as different as fine cigars
  - range in age anywhere from day to several years out of the stills
* cause drowsiness.
* comes in three basic quality levels - silver, gold and anejo.
* is different from all other liquors
  - more than just something to put in margaritas or to drink as shots
  - tequila

### food | beverage | alcohol | liquor:

Vodka
* are alcohol.
* are alcoholic beverages
  - drinks
  - liquids
* are located in bars
  - cabinets
* distilled beverage usually made from barley, corn, or rye.
* is either drunk pure , or cocktails are made with it
  - simply neutral spirits mixed with pure water
  - the great white spirit
* is the most common alcoholic beverage
  - popular staple in a great many mixed drinks
  - purest grain alcohol
  - universal liquor
* pretreated by silicon possesses decontamination and increases storage time.
+ Vodka, How vodka is consumed: Alcoholic spirits
  * Vodka is either drunk pure, or cocktails are made with it. The simplest form of cocktail is to mix it with orange or lemon juice. Usually, vodka is drunk during a longer meal. The glass is usually emptied in one draught, while holding the breath. Directly afterwards something small is eaten. Before drinking, a toast is given.

### food | beverage | alcohol | liquor | vodka:

Russian vodka
* becomes increasingly popular in the United States.
* is made out of maize and wheat, while the German vodka is made from potato.

Martini
* are cocktails.
* start when the beer is gone.

Mead
* is alcohol
  - alcoholic beverages
  - brews
* occurs naturally when honey is mixed with water and yeast.
* predates wine by many years, making it one of man's oldest fermented beverages.
* takes from several weeks to one year to produce, and derives benefits from aging.

### food | beverage | alcohol | mead:

Dry mead
* Dry Meads have a dryer, cleaner and sharper finish than sweet meads.
* tend to take more time to age but are usually worth the wait.
### food | beverage | alcohol | mixed drink:

Rickey
* are mixed drinks.
+ Rickey with the Tuft, Story: Fairy tales :: French literature :: Works by Charles Perrault
  * He comes to a kingdom with two princesses. The elder one is beautiful but unintelligent. The younger one is intelligent but ugly. The elder princess is saddened that her ugly but smart sister receives more attention than her. One day as the elder princess is walking in the forest to ease her sorrow, she is approached by Rickey who has fallen in love with her. Rickey asks how a person so beautiful can be so sad. She tells him she is sad because she is beautiful but stupid. Rickey bestows intelligence on her for a promise of marriage. A year later, Rickey returns to marry her. She refuses on grounds that he cannot hold her to a promise made before she gained her wisdom. The princess then tells him that she was gifted at birth with the power to transform her lover into a handsome man by the same fairy who helped him.

Stinger
* Most stingers cause pain.
* Most stingers contain poison
  - venomous poison
  - fill with venom
  - heal by themselves
* Most stingers provide painful sting
* Some stingers have large size
* are abuse
  - blows
  - body parts
  - cocktails
  - organs
  - solid objects
* kill live prey and transporters carry the dead prey's corpses back to the nest.
* shoot out even faster than a bullet from a gun.
* tend to occur more often at the high school level of sports.

### food | beverage | alcohol:

Strong alcohol
* Some strong alcohols can also cause intoxication and impairment.
+ Alcoholic drink
  * Alcoholic drinks can be dangerous. If a person drinks a lot of alcohol, they become intoxicated, meaning that they get drunk. People who are drunk may do or say strange things may not be able to control themselves. The amount of alcohol that it takes to get somebody is drunk is different from person to person. All alcohols are toxic, but ethanol is less toxic because the human body can break it down quickly. Some strong alcohols can also cause intoxication and impairment.

Strong drink
* are alcoholic drinks.
* is alcohol
  - paganism and doctrines of devils
* leads to poverty.

### food | beverage | alcohol:

Sugar alcohol
* Most sugar alcohol increases blood sugar levels
* add bulk and texturizing to food such as chewing gum and hard candies.
* are chemically alcohols, but they are derived from sugar molecules
  - completely different than sugar and alcohol that most people know
  - first cousins of the basic monosaccharides
  - neither a sugar nor an alcohol
  - very safe
* can make a food just as high in calories
  - provide sweetness and texture
* chemically different compound that is related to sugars.
* class of carbohydrates that includes mannitol, xylitol, isomalt and sorbitol.
* has impact.
* have about half the calories of other nutritive sweeteners.
* is sugar substitutes.
* occur naturally in foods and are found in plant products, such as fruits and berries.
### food | beverage | alcohol | wine:

Australian wine
* are among the finest in the world.
* compete with the best in the world.
* is appreciated around the world
  - the best wine in the world

Blush wine
* are light and usually have some sweetness.
* is wine.

### food | beverage | alcohol | wine:

Champagne
* Most Champagnes contain about four atmospheres of carbon dioxide
  - champagnes are amber or light straw in color
* ages faster in warm temperatures.
* comes from the region of the same name in France
  - in a variety of sweetness levels
  - only from the region of La Champagne , France
* ferments out very dry and has a high alcohol tolerance.
* go through an initial fermentation in tanks that form a very acidic still wine.
* has bubbles.
* have different names depending on how much sugar is added.
* is alcoholic beverages
  - drinks
  - located in weddings
+ Champagne (wine), Kinds of champagnes: Wines

Chilean wine
* are among the best available in the world.
* have such a high flavonol content because of that country's altitude.

Dessert wine
* are called 'stickies' in Australia.
* is wine.

Dry wine
* come before sweeter wines.
* have an absence of sugar and range from semi-dry to very dry.

Fine wine
* are as integral to dining as food.
* is located in cellars.

Generic
* are cheaper copies of drugs made by manufacturers other than the patent holder
  - drugs whose patents have expired
  - essentially a chemical copy of their brand-name equivalents
  - merchandise
* control the lion's share of the market for major off-patent drugs.
* save consumers billions of dollars annually.
* significantly affect the prices that American consumers pay for drugs.

German wine
* are among the finest in the world
  - the world's most versatile wines
* is the ugly duck of the wine world.

Great wine
* comes from grapes that have a high concentration of colour and aromatic elements.
* have rich, long, complex aftertastes
  - finishes, also called aftertaste
* is made in many of the world's regions.

Macon
* is the county seat of Macon County
  - sixth-largest city by population of the state
+ Macon, Georgia: Cities in Georgia (US)
  * It is among the largest metropolitan areas in Georgia, and the county seat of Bibb County. As of the 2000 census, Macon had a population of 97,255. Macon is the sixth-largest city by population of the state.

Madeira wine
* are among the world's longest-lived, and often take on a nutty character with age.
* is produced on the Portuguese island of Madeira.

Mulled wine
* have a long history.
* popular winter drink in central and northern Europe.
### food | beverage | alcohol | wine:

Red wine
* Most red wine has nutrients
  - substances
* Most red wines are dry and have a wide variety of flavors and aromas
  - undergo malolactic fermentation
* are rich in resveratrol, while lighter wines contain lesser amounts
  - usually better suited for storage than white wines
* begin life as purple, changing with age to red, mahogany, and eventually brown.
* causes migraines.
* combine with roasted fowl.
* contain far more tannin than white wines
  - polyphenols compounds formed during the fermentation process
* contains a migraine-promoting agent that is neither alcohol nor tyramine
  - anti-cancer compounds
  - histamines from the skins of the grape
  - more artery protecting antioxidants than white wine
  - skins, seeds, and stems
* goes from purple, to red, to orange or brick.
* has a higher content of congeners than white wine
  - less sugar and more of the beneficial polyphenols than white whines
  - more flavonoids than white wine
  - some beneficial properties but grape juice has the same ones
* have especially high tannin contents, making the wine undrinkable
  - higher tannin level than whites, because reds are left to ferment on their skins
* is also a very good source of boron
  - drunk at room temperature
  - especially rich in anthocyanins
* is made by fermenting the juice from grapes along with the skins
  - with their skins
* is made by fermenting the juice, pulp, seeds and skins together for several days
  - keeping the juice in contact with the red skins
* is made from grapes with red or purple skins
  - red grapes , and white wine is made from white grapes
  - the pressing of red grapes
  - in a process that is distinctly unique from any other kind of wine creation
  - rich in antioxidants which has been shown to aid in cellular restoration
* seem to taste better at warmer temperatures than white wines.
* start life dark, and usually purple.
* uses the skin of red grapes in the production process.
+ Wine:
  * Wine is made by the fermentation of the sugar in grapes. There are two main types of wine, 'red wine' and 'white wine'. Red wine is made from red grapes, and white wine is made from white grapes. The most popular sparkling wine is champagne, which comes from France.

Rice wine
* Most rice wines are low in alcohol.
* are popular among all classes of the native population.

Sherry
* Sherries have alcohol added after fermentation is complete.
* is wine

Sweet wine
* contrasts well with a cheese with high acidity.
* have a taste similar to a solution of water and sugar
  - very long history
* is drunk with dessert or fruit
  - obtained when the natural grape sugar remains in the juice

True wine
* is made by fermenting grapes, and perhaps other fruit.
+ Rice wine: Fermented drinks
  * However, it is not a true wine, despite the name. True wine is made by fermenting grapes, and perhaps other fruit. In rice wine, the starch in the rice is first changed into sugar. This sugar is then fermented. This process is more like the fermentation as it is done in beer.

Vintage
* are important for connoisseurs who want to store and collect wines
* is wine
### food | beverage | alcohol | wine:

White wine
* Some white wines exhibit signs of astringency, a drying out of the mouth.
* aged in wooden barrels, however, do pick up the tannins from the wood of the barrels.
* are generally shorter- lived than red wines.
* become darker as they age, from a pale green-yellow to a gold color.
* can be a little higher acid than reds.
* can take on aromas of menthol, hazelnut, honey, caramel, cinnamon
  - the place of the vinegar
* come from green grapes while red wine comes from red or black grapes
  - white grapes
* contains more than other drinks.
* degrade faster than reds.
* is also a dessert wine.
* is made by a different process
  - fermenting clarified juice
* ranges in color from colorless through the yellows, the golds and into the brown hues.
* tend to be light and flowery.
* turn golden and then brown.
* vary from almost colorless, to hints of green or yellow
  - clear, through light green and all shades of yellow, to deep golden brown
  - the palest of yellow to a mild green
* works well with many cheeses.

Caffeinated beverage
* dehydrate the body so plain water is still best
* have a diuretic effect on the body, causing fluid loss
  - an ancient history of use and are popular in almost every culture
* reduce the risk of stones.
* stimulate the adrenal glands.

### food | beverage:

Cider
* Most cider is made from fermented apple juice.
* can be hard or soft.
* costs less than wine , and is often served in pubs and other places where young people go.
* differs from apple juice in that cider goes through less filtration.
* drink
  - from the juice of an apple
* is also an integral part of Breton culture
  - beverages
  - frequently drunk with food, as well as wine
  - fresh crushed apple juice in season
  - one of the oldest beverages known
  - ripe after a few days when yeast slows
  - the fermented juice of crushed apples
  - used for drinking
* producing countries cover most of the temperate regions of the world.
+ Cider, When to drink cider: Drinks :: Apple products
  * In Europe, many young people drink cider. Cider costs less than wine, and is often served in pubs and other places where young people go.
+ Lower Normandy: Regions of France
  * The region's economy is centered on agriculture. Cider is made there and livestock is farmed. There is a bit of textile industry as well. It is the first region of France when it comes to producing butter, cheese and horses. The west part of the region is used mainly for farming, because of the prairies.

### food | beverage | cider:

Apple cider
* good source of pectin.
* is pressed from the pulp of apples
  - pure and natural with no sugar added
  - the best for apple butter
* traditional beverage produced and consumed in the fall.

Pasteurized cider
* has a longer shelf life and has no harmful bacteria.
* maintains flavor more satisfactorily if held at refrigerated temperature.
### food | beverage:

Cocoa
* Most cocoa is grown on small farms in Brazil, Ghana, Indonesia, the Ivory Coast and Malaysia.
* Some cocoa causes heartburn
  - lowers blood pressure
  - protects skin
  - reduces degeneration
* bean, in the same large family of plants that includes soybeans.
* common substance that causes allergic reactions.
* contains a variety of minerals and vitamins.
* contains flavonoids, protective phytochemicals that keep our cells healthy
  - which are compounds with antioxidant properties
* good warming beverage since it is low in caffeine and contains needed carbohydrate.
* is also an important crop for Grenada, but it too has suffered in the past years
  - beverages
  - foodstuff
  - generally a better beverage than coffee in the cold
  - less sensitive to temperature changes than chocolate
  - mildly acidic
  - more environmentally friendly because it needs the shade of trees to grow properly
  - much lower in caffeine, high in needed carbohydrate, and is warming
  - now a major cultivated food crop
  - object-oriented programming
  - similar to unsweetened chocolate, only it's in powdered form and has less cocoa butter
  - slightly more tropical than coffee
* is still the biggest agricultural export
  - country's second biggest export
* is the biggest cash crop in Ghana's predominantly agricultural economy
  - most advanced object-oriented technology on the market today
* is the object-oriented development environment
  - native framework of OS X building on Carbon
  - world's smallest soft commodity market
* luxury item.
* nibs consist of two important components, cocoa solids and cocoa butter.
### food | beverage | coffee:

Black coffee
* can sober up a drunken person
  - someone who is drunk
* is play.

Cappuccino
* are beverages
  - drinks
* is coffee

Coffee roasting
* is the most important process for flavor development.
* simultaneous process of creation and destruction
  - destruction and creation

Decaffeinated coffee
* does contain caffeine, but the amount is quite small.
* has no caffein.
  - produced by three different methods
  - used by people hypersensitive to the caffeine present in regular coffee

Ethiopian coffee
* can vary greatly from lot to lot.
* have a winey taste and a deep aroma.
* is processed by two well-known methods, the dry and wet methods.

Instant coffee
* is also virtually free of the cholesterol-raising chemicals
  - manufactured by freeze drying
* powder which is mixed with hot water to make coffee.
+ Nescafé: Drinks

Kenyan coffee
* are a classic example of winy coffee flavor.
* have smooth taste and light acidity.

Peaberry coffee
* has a very smooth and mild flavor.
* is actually a genetic mutation of the coffee cherry.

Shade coffee
* is grown under a canopy of dozens of tree species.
* provides a refuge for biodiversity.

Sumatran coffee
* are from Indonesia.
* have sweet richness and full body.

Turkish coffee
* has six levels of sweetness ranging from very sweet to black.
* is made from finely powdered beans brewed in a small pot
  - of finely pulverized roasted coffee beans
* refers to a traditional method used to brew coffee.

### food | beverage:

Cola
* Most cola contains acid
* are extra payments, added on to match inflation.
* contain the ingredients of clear soft drinks, with the addition of caffeine.
* contains phosphoric acid, which binds with magnesium
* help protect pay against inflation and are applied semi-annually to basic pay.
* is located in fridges
  - made of carbonated water
  - native to West Africa where it has been used for a long time
  - plants
* stains Use white vinegar.
* works well in sweet foods like congealed salads and desserts.

Lemonade
* Is lemon juice in water.
* Most lemonades provide carbohydrates.
* Some lemonades consist of substances.
* are beverages
  - fruit drinks
* are located in carnivals
  - concerts
  - fairgrounds
  - malls
  - refrigerators
  - summer
  - made of lemon
  - mixture
* is ade
  - supposed to cure hiccups
### food | beverage | milk:

Baby milk
* are the end product of a number of industrial processes.
* is also very expensive, often costing more than half the entire family income.