to feel jealous (esp. because of a rival in love or affection)

a salt or ester of acetic acid

white vinegar or plain vinegar

jealousy (in love rivalry)

to exaggerate or add sensational details to a story or narration, often to make it more interesting or to mislead

To rival someone for the affection of a man or woman, or to be jealous of a rival in a love affair.

The literal ingredients of oil, salt, soy sauce, and vinegar used in cooking.

Glacial acetic acid (pure anhydrous acetic acid).

a person of a jealous nature, especially in the context of romantic relationships

the basic items required for daily life, literally referring to firewood, rice, oil, salt, soy sauce, vinegar, and tea

jealousy (in love)

a person with superficial knowledge of a subject who talks or acts as if they were an expert

to add non-existent or exaggerated details to a story or account to make it more sensational or interesting

vinegar made from white wine, commonly used in cooking.

sweet and sour pork

sweet and sour pork tenderloin

sweet and sour fish

trouble or conflict arising from jealousy, especially that of a woman in a romantic context

acesulfame potassium; acesulfame K (an artificial sweetener)

an organic ester compound used as a solvent and in nail polish removers

cellulose acetate (used for film and fiber)

table vinegar

A dark, aged Chinese vinegar typically made from fermented grains, known for its deep color and complex flavor.