What do all these cooking words mean?

• Bake: to cook in an oven.
• Batter: a mixture of liquid, flour and other ingredients that can vary in thickness often used to batter food like onion rings.
• Boil: to cook a liquid in a saucepan usually on the stove until bubbles rise.
• Chill: to refrigerate until cold.
  
  
• Chop: to cut food into small pieces.
  
• Combine: mixing two or more ingredients together.
  
• Cream: beat together butter and sugar with a wooden spoon until a creamy mixture.
• Cut in: to combine solid fat with dry ingredients using a knife then the mixture is gently rubbed together by hand, usually pastry.
  
  
• Drain: to strain away unwanted liquid.
  
• Fold: to gently mix ingredients by using a spatula and moving food from centre and lifting towards edge of bowl turning bowl as you go.
  
• Garnish: to decorate food with items like sliced fruit or herbs.
  
• Grease: to rub the inside of baking pans with butter, margarine or baking sprays to stop it from sticking.
  
  
• Knead: to work dough firmly by pressing and folding with the palms of your hands usually done on a flat surface.
• Let it rest: to let baked goods cool down on a wire rack wile it's still baking.
  
• Marinade: a mixture in which you soak meat or fish (usually overnight in the fridge) before cooking it making it tender plus giving it lots of flavour.
  
• Mash: to mash foods with a fork or potato masher.
  
  
• Melt: to heat a solid food until it turns to liquid.
  
• Preheat: to prepare oven to correct temperature prior to baking.
• Roll out: to lightly roll dough with a rolling pin to required thickness.
  
• Rub in: to mix fat with flour or sugar using fingers until mixture has the texture of breadcrumbs.
  
  
• Scrape: to use a bendy spatula to remove as much of the mixture as possible from a bowl or saucepan.
• Seal: to seal the outside of food like sealing meat in a frying pan.
• Season: adding salt, pepper or herbs to food giving it more flavour.
• Simmer: to cook liquids over very low heat just bubbling but not boiling.
  
  
• Sieve: to remove lumps from flour or icing sugar by pushing through a sieve.
  
• Toss: to mix salad ingredients lightly in a bowl.
• Whisk: to mix two or more ingredients together vigorously.