Peter the Great

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Appetizers

: Small dishes served before a meal to stimulate the appetite.

Calculation

: The process of using mathematical methods to determine a result or solve a problem.

Chiefly

: Primarily or mainly; for the most part.

Consuming

: The act of using up resources or the process of eating or drinking.

Declares

: To announce or state something formally or officially.

Delicacies

: Rare or luxurious foods that are considered a treat; also refers to the quality of being delicate.

Elitist

: A person or attitude that believes in the superiority of a particular group, often to the exclusion of others.

Overindulgence

: The act of indulging excessively, especially in food or drink.

Trays

: Flat, shallow containers used for carrying or displaying items, especially food or drinks.

Trivialities

: Things that are insignificant or of little importance.

Assembling

: The act of putting together or gathering items or people in one place.

Clears

: To remove obstacles or obstructions; to make something free of clutter.

Dominate

: To have control or power over something; to be the most important or influential.

Genuine

: Authentic or real; sincere and honest.

Lowersn.

: To reduce in amount, degree, or positio

Misdeeds

: Wrong or immoral acts; misconduct.

Squeak

: A short, high-pitched sound, often made by small objects or animals.

Trembles

: Shakes or quivers, often due to fear, excitement, or cold.

Completion

: The state of finishing or concluding something.

Disservice

: An action that causes harm or disadvantage to someone or something.