Help Me, ChatOMG!

Wetash! Deesh, deesh, deesh ... let's see how well you do on this quiz:

Q1: What's the opposite of a woven? (5 points)
Q2: What's the perfect wompf when you're hungwah? (2 points)
Q3: What's better than apper, but worse than marf? (2 points)
Q4: What do you call someone who is very garsha? (7 points)
Q5: What would be a positive outcome when you say "Za woka genava"? (3 points)
Q6: What's mik and mak? (1 point)
Q7: What do you say if you're feeling hap, or think to yourself, ravasheen? (2 points)
Q8: What's something known to go juum juum? (8 points)

Final Question: Did you find the hidden word? Great! What are the members associated to that word that come in the highest quantity? In English, please!

Will do! Here's a puzzle with some short examples and clarifications:

To clarify: pong, radar, or utility
For example: closer, heater, or bench
For example: dad, summer, or beach
To clarify: Legolas, Dobby, or shelf
For example: George Washington, turkey, or pumpkin
For example: foot, fish, or lone
To clarify: Sandwich, Grey, and Warren
To clarify: stiletto, wrestler, or command
To clarify: table, lick, or shaker
For example: construct, figure, or increase
To clarify: scissors, glasses, or pants

You got it! Check out this one-off story I wrote:

One day, a predator at the peak of his career decided to join a tournament, donning his signature blue boxing gloves. He was a gentle giant from a place before clocks, known for the wheel part pattern along his back. To prepare, he emulated a hungry hungry animal at his grand library in Waterfall City. He chomped on a huge piece of pie, feeling quite maternal, despite being lost in this place. He practiced putting a curse on his friends, including a cowboy, a springy dog, and a piggy bank. Then he rocked out with his owners by drinking way more than he should have, turning his skin even more pink. He finished the day by stealing a princess with his kids to score a perfect 300.

All in all, a tee-rrrific day!

Coming right up! Here is a cryptic recipe for a grilled sandwich:

Each portion serves 8

Start by preparing the griddle, then assemble the following fillings:

Step 1: Scramble most of crust, fill with INGREDIENT berries
Step 2: Seed grains, INGREDIENT, and headless tusks (2 wds)
Step 3: Prod INGREDIENT to start something purple
Step 4: Broadcast coal with sushi center INGREDIENT for a side dish
Step 5: Craft beer INGREDIENT after dicing tofus with the center removed (2 wds)
Step 6: Swirl brie after INGREDIENT for top-notch beef (2 wds)
Step 7: Combine crab tail with INGREDIENT and oddly cloudy sablefish (2 wds)
Step 8: Dry noodles and place INGREDIENT inside heads of rye, artichoke, wheat, and alfalfa (2 wds)

Finally, grille on setting 4-1-8-7-2-5-6-3, then follow the instruction to adjust the grille and try again.

Yep! This maze is solvable, right? Hmm, I guess you can find your own way through via nine shortcuts. Just be sure to not lose anything when you do!

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|   \———————————————————————————————————\
| S   I   D   E   B   Y | S   I   D   E |
|   ————————————————\   \———\   ————————|
| L   E   G   A | L | R   I | G   H   T |
|   |   /———————/   \———\   \———————\   |
| F | I | N   A   L   E | N   T   R | Y |
|   |———|   |   /———————/   /———\   |   |
| T | H | O | U | G   H   T | F | U | L |
|   |   |   |   \———\   ————/   |   |   |
| G | U   N | S   L | I   N   G | E | R |
|   |   /————————   \———————————/   |   |
| G | R | E   E   N   G | I   A   N | T |
|   \———|   /———————\   |   /———————/   |
| M   O | N | U   M | E | N | T   A   L |
|———\   |   |   ————————/   \———————\   |
| M | I | L | L   E   R   P   A   R | K |
|   |   |   \———————————————————————/   |
| D | R | A   G   O | N   L   O   G   O |
|   |   |———————\   |   /———————————\   |
| P   A | G   E | S   O | U   R   C | E |
|   /———|   |   \———\   |————————   |   |
| Q | U | E | B   E | C | F   L   A | G |
|   |   |   |———————/   |   /———————/   |
| C | H   E | S   T   M | I | M   I   C |
|   \————   \———————————/   |   ————\   |
| J   A   G   G   E   D   E | D   G | E |
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Certainly! I hope the grid is formatted correctly on your end. I couldn't decide whether to use 7 or 8 terms. Did my wires get crossed?

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For sure! Here's a counting rhyme:

Count to ONE, also rises the ________
Count to TWO, baddie that a ________
Count to THREE, on a street called ________
Count to FOUR, supervillain of ________

Count one TWO, smuggled space ________
One two THREE, in a cartoon ________
Count one TWO, also known as ________
One two three FOUR, didn't love ________

Count down to THREE, poem of men who ________
Down to TWO, aligns to a lawful ________
Down to ONE, unfortunate event with a ________
Count like so to find ________

Hm, that's strange. I believe I lack the intelligence to write you a metapuzzle. Maybe you could go ask that more popular AI for help?