whatitmeans
A
- adenoidal
- agog - very eager or curious to hear or see something; I'm all agog.
- ajar
- arboretum
- arduous
- assiduous
- avarice
B
- belligerent
- berth
- beseech
- besmirching
- betwixt
- bequeathed
- bilge
- bray
- brig
- brisk - energiczny, pełen werwy
- brosque - opryskliwy, szorstki
- budge
- by and by
C
- candour
- canine
- cantankerous
- cavity
- chagrin
- chiseled - cut, shaped, etc., with a chisel; sharply or clearly shaped; clear-cut (She has finely chiseled features.),
- clandestine rendezvous - meeting in secret
- cleats
- concomitant - existing or occurring with something else, often in a lesser way; accompanying; concurrent,
- congenitally
- conspicuous
- contemptuous - pogardliwy
- contretemps
- cot
- cordial
D
- diminutive
- dripping
- duffle
- duplicity
E
- encroach
- eponymous
- excruciating - adj. 1. Intensely painful; agonizing. 2. Very intense or extreme: wrote with excruciating precision.
- expedited
- exquisite
F
- falafel
- famished
- fattoush
- fatuous - That's the most fatuous lie you could possibly think up
- fidgety
- flourishing
- funnel
- futon
G
- gat
- gaudy
- gimlet
- gourd
- gratuitous
- gruesome
H
- haughty
- hellacious
- hitched
- holler
- hubris
I
- illicit
- inadvertently - nieumyślnie
- innocuous
- inscrutable
- insouciance
J
- jit
K
- keggel
- kerfuffle
- kibble
- kreplach
L
- lath
- lav·ish (lvsh) adj., 1. Characterized by or produced with extravagance and profusion: a lavish buffet. 2. Immoderate in giving or bestowing; unstinting: The critics were lavish with their praise.
- leniency
- lilting
- lithe
- loquacious
- ludicrous
- luminous
- luxuriant
M
- mare - klacz
- malt
- mauve
- meld
- merch
- meticulous
- mundane
- mushmelon
- musky
N
- nimrod
O
- odious
- omnivorous
- oomph
- ornery
P
- palatable
- palavering
- pageantry
- pamper
- peckish
- perpetual, perpetuating
- pertinent
- pilfering
- pitching
- piven
- prattling
- precarious
- precipitous
- precocious
- premonition - 1. A presentiment of the future; a foreboding. 2. A warning in advance; a forewarning.
- priggish, prig - 1. A person who displays or demands of others pointlessly precise conformity, fussiness about trivialities, or exaggerated propriety, especially in a self-righteous or irritating manner,
- procure
- to pucker - marszczyć
- pungent - ostry, gryzący, cierpki, cięty
- pungle
Q
- quaint - unusual or old-fashioned.
- quell
R
- raconteur
- radiant - - You look radiant.
- to remonstrate - make a forcefully reproachful protest, to protest
- rascal
- ratiocinate
- reticence
- rickets
- riveting
- ruffled
S
- sage
- salience - a striking point or feature, highlight, the fact of being important to or connected with what is happening or being discussed; The salience of these facts was questioned by several speakers.
- scaddy
- scamps
- schlep
- schwag
- scrawny
- segue
- shindig
- shrivell
- slanted
- sled
- slimy
- slouch
- smote
- snide
- sniveling
- solemn
- solvent
- spry
- staggering - zdumiewający, niesamowity
- stile
- stringent
- swank
T
- tantric
- tazered
- temerity
- titillation
- transplendent
- trenchant (criticism) - ostry, cięty krytycyzm
- trepidation
- tripe
- trite
- troughs
- trove
- tumultuous
- tutelary
U
- umpire - one having authority to decide finally a controversy or question between parties
- unsullied
V
- vacuous
- veer away
- veritable - being truly or very much so; a veritable triumph.
- vehemently
- virile
- vivacious
W
- weary
- weil
- whippowill
- whiskers
Y
- yaller
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