You use "description" when you give details about how something looks, feels, sounds, tastes, or smells. You're basically painting a picture with words so that the reader or listener can visualise or sense the thing you're talking about. For example, if I were describing a morning in London, I might say, "The streets glistened wet […]
I had to take a photo of this one. I'm on a seefood diet - I see food and I eat it. Cold rations sounds as if you are in the army, as do range eggs. Lamb is a baby sheep. I will not eat the Supremes and I'm not keen on eating bits of […]
Some people have taken the "I scream, you scream, we all scream for ice cream", rhyme a bit too far.