slake
Put out craving
Slake means to satisfy or quench a thirst or desire: slake your thirst, slake your curiosity.
The word is somewhat literary—you're more likely to encounter it in writing than speech.
Slake also has a technical meaning in chemistry: to slake lime is to combine it with water, producing calcium hydroxide.
quench
Satisfy or extinguish
guzzle · imbibe · sip · gulp · swallow · parched · rehydrate · beverage · liquid · potable
quench
Satisfy or extinguish
appease · assuage · soothe · relieve · indulge · satiate · content · ease · calm · pacify
quicklime
Calcium oxide powder
- calciumElement twenty, builds bones
- hydroxideAlkaline oxygen-hydrogen compound
- mortarGrinding bowl or binder
plaster · powder · cement · wet · chemical · builder · it · chemical
- slack offReduce one's effort
- pick up the slackCover for underperformance
- picking up the slackAssuming others' unfinished duties
- cut someone some slackRelax your expectations temporarily
- picked up the slackCompensated for deficiencies
- slack timeUnused time in schedule