Tame

The comedy show's routine was considered tame, with the jokes lacking any unique or creative punchlines.

She applied ointment to tame the itching on her skin.

Her hair was so knotted that she had to use a tame to comb it out.

The mountaineer's attempt to tame the unconquered peak had tragic consequences.

She spent months trying to tame the new puppy, but he still chewed up her shoes.

The lion tamer used a whip to tame the ferocious beast.

He watched as the stylist used a tame to create a sleek and shiny look.

The wildfire proved to be too tame for the firefighters to control.

She carefully used a hairbrush and hair serum to tame her frizzy hair.

The trainer is trying to tame the aggressive dog.

The tame dressing complemented the bold flavors of the salad.

The professor's criticism was tame compared to what the student was expecting.

She used a hair straightener to tame her wild, curly hair.

After years of breeding, the wildflowers had become much more tame in appearance.

The sports team's play was a bit tame, with the tactics lacking any unexpected or creative moves.

The restaurant served a tame version of the spicy dish.

The pet owner bought a grooming brush to tame the shedding fur of their dog.

The tame fruit salad was a hit at the potluck.

The weather was so tame that we decided to have a picnic in the park.

The salad dressing is a little too tame for my taste.

The virus strain proved to be too tame to be detected by the current tests.

The criminal proved to be a difficult suspect to tame for the police.

The literary award winner's book was a bit tame, lacking any daring or original storytelling.

The chef added an unexpected twist to the tame recipe, making it a hit with foodies.

The new CEO was brought in to tame the company's excessive spending habits.

She hopes to tame the feral cat and make it a house pet.

This tea is quite tame, not too strong nor too sweet.

She wants to tame the chickens so they can be kept in the backyard.

The CEO was known for his ability to tame even the most difficult of shareholders.

I find this brand of hot sauce to be quite tame compared to others.

She tried to tame her excitement when she heard the good news.

The audience was disappointed with the tame ending of the movie.

The tame sea was perfect for the inexperienced sailor.

The chef added some herbs and spices to tame the overwhelming saltiness of the dish.

The tame background music added a pleasant ambiance to the restaurant.

The sound engineer had to tame the feedback in the microphone.

It's important to tame your anger when dealing with difficult situations.

The horse trainer used a special bridle to tame the wild stallion.

She needs to tame her spending habits if she wants to save money.

The movie studio decided to tame down the script to appeal to a broader audience.

The waves were quite tame today, making it a good day for swimming.

She wore sunglasses to tame the glare of the sun.

The toddler's temper tantrums were anything but tame.

The book was considered tame by the critics, lacking the complexity and depth needed for a great novel.

The zookeepers work hard to tame the baby elephants so they can be around humans.

The explorer sought to find and tame the uncharted lands.

The wine had a tame finish that didn't overpower the flavors of the meal.

The teacher is trying to tame the rowdy students in the classroom.

The design of the new product was a bit tame, lacking any innovative features.

She uses a high-quality tame to keep her hair smooth and frizz-free.