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Study the word RELISH: (Source) When you relish something, you very much enjoy it, especially how it tastes or how it feels. Here's a bear relishing an ice cream cone. (Source) I relish my caramel tea in the mornings: I sip it slowly, relishing the sweet taste and the creamy texture. On peaceful spring days, I relish the sounds of birds chirping. And whenever I finish a big project, like organizing a messy closet, I step back and relish the sight of it, and I relish the feeling of being done. (Source) Relish can also be that sense of happy enjoyment that you get when you really love doing something, tasting something, or feeling something. You can play the piano with relish, sip your hot cocoa with relish, pop a bunch of bubbles with relish, or run with your friends out to the basketball court on a bright, breezy day with relish. (Source) Finally, because "relish" is such a wonderfully happy word, and because it often describes the joy of tasting something, people also use word "relish" to describe some spicy condiments for food, especially a kind that's tasty and green, with chopped-up pickled veggies. You might like a scoop of relish on your hot dog. (Source)   Make a flash card: You can write your own definition and choose your own picture, or copy mine. Term Definition Picture relish to feel a special pleasure and happiness as you do something   Write your own sentence! You can use either of the two ideas I'll suggest, or you can invent your own. Include as much detail as you can! (Source)   Write a sentence with the word RELISH: Remember: when you relish things, you slow down and focus on how great they feel or taste. Idea 1: "I slowly relish my (drink, snack, meal, or dessert of some kind), making it last as long as I can." Idea 2: "(In a certain month or season), I relish the (warm, hot, cold, cool, dry, or moist) air on my face and slowly breathe it in." You can type in here. When you're done, copy and paste your sentence wherever you'd like it to go.