When Roryâs first boyfriend broke up with her, her mother suggested she should just stay at home, eating icecream in pajamas while watching a sad movie and crying over what had happened. They shortened the act of doing all this into the verb âto wallowâ.
E.g. (Exempli gratia) No, mom, Iâm not gonna wallow!
A drawer is part of a desk, chest, or other piece of furniture that is shaped like a box and is designed for putting things in. You pull it towards you to open it.
E.g. - Where is that pen I lent you earlier today?
    - Itâs on my deskâs drawer. Go on and pick it up.
Mistletoe is a plant with pale berries that grows on the branches of some trees. Mistletoe is used in Britain and the United States as a Christmas decoration, and people often kiss under it.
E.g. I just saw that famous couple from TV kissing under a mistletoe!
E.g. But do not be deceived by the mistletoe and holly, the decadent displays of game and the delicious smells of roasting meatand spiced mulled wine.
Wit is the ability of using words in a pleasant, fun way. It may also mean someone is clever in their doings.
Scare out of SMB wits / Scare the wits out of SMB - that thing frightens/worries the person in subject.
E.g. You scared us out of our wits. We heard you had an accident....a huge bass drum which frightened the wits out of the organist each time it was banged.
Zest is the feeling of enthusiasm, excitement, fun.
E.g. He retired from professional chess because he had lost the zest for winning.
To steer is to control SMT (a car, boat, plane etc.) in order to make that thing go in whichever direction you desire.
The key is âto directâ.
Watch out for the expression TO STEER CLEAR OF, which has a totally different meaning, âto keep away of, to avoid, shunâ
A person who works on a ship, train or plane, looking after the passenger and serving them. It can also be someone who has the responsability for looking after property.
Manager; administer; supervisor.
To mix with, combine with others. To be among other people, talking to them.
A specific moment when someone behaves in an unusual way, and seem no able to stop.
Rough and uneven, with sharp point.
A particular way of viewing and seeing things that depends on oneâs experience and personality.
Perspective may also be the quality of deeply correlating thins in a fair and accurate way.
A high, rough mass of rock that sticks out of the land around it.
A large crack on the ground or in rock. A serious disagreement that separated to people who once were friends.
To (cause SMB or SMT to) go down below the surface or to the bottom of a liquid or soft substance. A bowl that is attached to the wall in the kitchen or bathroom and is used to wash dishes or your hands.
Go down below; fall; failure; dig.
(SUNKEN : lying at the bottom of the sea or below a surrounding surface)
To shine into a soft light. To produce or reflect a small, shiny light. When eyes gleam, the reflect one specifc emotion.
E.g. Her eyes gleamed with pride of belonging to her family.
A damaged area of the body, such as a cut or hole in the flesh made by a weapon. A problem or great unhappiness.
Wound (here, itâs pronounced as âUAUNDâ) also is the past simple and past participle of the verb âto wind - to twist SMT arounf SMT else or in a circle; (of a road or path) to follow a route that turns repeadtedly in different directionsâ.
Curving or twisting like a snake. Complicated or difficult to understand.
A swelling at the front of the neck caused by an abnormal enlargement of the thyroid gland
A large pile or starwberry or hay(=dried grass) that has been built in a regular shape. To twist a part of your body and hurt it.
The second of two things, people or groups previously mentioned. Near or toward the end of something.
To walk slowly and with difficulty because of having an injured or painful leg or foot.Â
An amount of alcoholic drink poured out or drunk in honour of a god or a dead relation. A drink of alcohol.
To rebuke, to reprehend someone, severely. (informal British)
TO WIG OUT - To be deliriously excited, go completely wild.
Make a quick, nervous movement of the face or body as an instinctive reaction to fear or pain.
A twisting or spinning movement.
To partake of - eating or drinking something; be characterized by a quality
To partake in - to join in an activity.
The vacuum cleaner or the actionof cleaning with it.
The killing of a large number of people.
