quenches
Puts out flames
Quenches is the third-person singular of quench, meaning to satisfy or extinguish.
Water quenches thirst; sand quenches fire.
In metalworking, to quench is to cool hot metal rapidly by plunging it into liquid, hardening the material.
Figuratively, something can quench curiosity, desire, or enthusiasm: Nothing quenches her thirst for adventure.
Bodily fluid replenishment
- waterClear essential liquid
- drinkConsumable liquid
- beverageLiquid for consumption
- parchedExtremely dry or thirsty
gulp · sip · chug · lemonade · juice · soda · smoothie · seltzer
hydration
Bodily fluid replenishment
parched · gulp · sip · chug · lemonade · juice · soda · smoothie · seltzer · fountain
satisfies
Meets a need
- soothesGently relieves distress
- easesReduces severity or difficulty
- alleviatesReduces severity of
calms · cools · comforts · settles · appeases · assuages · mitigates · placates · dampens · tempers
fire
Combustion with flames
sparks · dousing · smothering · suppresses · dampens · hose · water · sand · foam · suffocates
- thirst quencherDrink that satisfies
- thirst quenchingSatisfying a need for liquid
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