Verb:

పెంచు, ఆకలిని పెంచడానికి ఒక చిన్న విషయం, హాన్,

whetted's Usage Examples:

the days of Jacques Offenbach, another operetta composer who frequently whetted his audiences" appetite by writing and subsequently performing his overtures.

"Shart, to which filmgoers had been looking forward with expectations whetted by studio reports, was disappointing.

of genius and dilettantism of both men shut me up for the moment, and whetted my curiosity.

with tail raised high over her throat, a scorpion with an icy sting sharp-whetted crawled and coiled upon itself.

induce them to do this, he put on the colour of devotion, beneath which he whetted the sword, hiding the malice of his heart under the colour of humility.

after bonding with Hessel in Gloritone, his desire to start a new band was whetted, and the pair recruited Woolford.

Nevertheless, it whetted their appetite for exploration of Kamchatka and the Kurils, and for attempting.

In the prologue we are told that Oedipus had cursed his sons to divide this house with the whetted sword, and that, in fear of this, they agreed that Polynices, as the younger brother, would leave Thebes, and that Eteocles would rule Thebes in the first year.

Ripstein’s debut is pared down, whetted to a cutting sharpness.

The relative success of this small tour whetted both bands" appetites for travel.

They have whetted their teeth against the stones, And now they pick the bishop’s bones; They.

When the knife of the fixed mind whetted by breath control, sharpened on the stone of renunication has cut through.

com/lifestyle/food/from-cheese-tarts-to-mookata-11-food-fads-that-whetted-singaporean-appetites Songkaeo, Thammika (28 August 2014) New Udon: Is.

Synonyms:

excite, stir, quicken, stimulate,

Antonyms:

sedate, de-energize, deaden, desensitize, desensitise,