Object

• thirst: Wines of quality to quench the thirst in the summer sun.

• flame: The man who leaves his bed at mirk midnight to quench the flames in a neighbor's house, is no fool!

• approximation: The structure function project will be carried out in the quenched approximation first.

• spirit: We can quench the Spirit in our lives by our actions, by our neglect.

• fire: The snows quench the burning fires, The fires consume the falling snow.

• feeling: As you can imagine ' Media-neutral Strategic Planning ' didn't do much to quench that feeling.

Preposition: at

• notch: In an attempt to make a spark gap quench at the first primary notch, several small gaps can be placed in series.

Modifying Another Word

• entirely: How strange, too; for in the pure- lidded eyes he seemed to see the soft light of reason not entirely quenched.

• never: It is the place where the fire never goes out, where the worm never dies, where the thirst is never quenched.

• not: Now we come to command number four, do not quench the Spirit.

• then: This was done by heating the barrels up and then quenching them in huge vats of whale oil.

• n't: Even the rain did n't quench the band's enthusiasm.

• rapidly: Their structure undergoes no changes when they are rapidly quenched at high temperature, that is to say, they cannot be hardened.

Subject

• water: It is a thirst that will not be quenched by the waters at the bottom of Jacob's well.

Preposition: in

• blood: However, for the sword to be fully keyed to its owner it needs to be quenched in the blood of a victim.

• water: To improve malleability of the pipe for tight bends it is worth heating and quenching in cold water.

• heart: It seems so, yet Jerome states that its spark, ' was not quenched even in the heart of Cain ' .

Preposition: of

• fluorescence: Putting too many dye molecules close together, however, can lead to the quenching of the fluorescence.

Preposition: from

• temperature: This may be caused due to quenching from a temperature too high for the type of steel involved.

Preposition: by

• water: It is a thirst that will not be quenched by the waters at the bottom of Jacob's well.