verb

burden

The frequently complicated lunch orders unfairly burdened Jacques.

noun

burden

In addition to all her other responsibilities, Marie had the burden of picking up the daily lunch order.

adjective

burdensome

Keeping track of everybody's lunch orders can be a burdensome task.

noun

in common

The two secretaries keep a file of restaurant menus in common to facilitate placing an order.

adjective

common

It is a common practice for restaurants to deliver.

adverb

commonly

It was commonly known that the sandwich shop had slow deliverymen.

verb

deliver

That restaurant delivers food at no extra charge.

noun

delivery

We all got very hungry waiting for the delivery to arrive.

noun

elegance

The elegance of the surroundings was accentuated by the wonderful meal the caterers delivered.

adjective

elegant

Delores set an elegant table that was sure to impress.

adverb

elegantly

The tasty appetizers were elegantly served from silver platters.

verb

impress

1 am favorably impressed by how quickly the pizza was delivered.

noun

impression

She gave the impression that the food would be delivered within the hour.

adjective

impressionable

1 have an impressionable child, so 1 don't like him to see deliverymen running red traffic lights.

verb

individualize

The take-out shop does not allow you to individualize your order by asking for substitutions.

noun

individual

The portions are large enough to feed two individuals.

adverb

individually

The individually marked boxes made it easy for us to claim our orders.