Word 19

Front 1

succulent

Back 1

scrumptious, delicious

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nocturnal

Back 2

nightly

Hint 2

the nocturnal sky is the best

Front 3

rapport

Back 3

friendly relationship

: characterized by agreement, mutual understanding, or empathy that makes communication possible or easy

Hint 3

//He quickly developed a good rapport with the other teachers.

//She works hard to build rapport with her patients.

//There is a lack of rapport between the members of the group.

//he has a rapport with a woman and then he screwd up

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ruffle

Back 4

n, this kind of cloth.

to

Hint 4

let's hem the new dust ruffle

"the father laughs and jovially ruffles his son's hair" mess up

"the birds warbled incessantly, their throat feathers ruffled"

the evening breeze ruffled the surface of the pond in the yard.

. ripple

. ripple

Brian had been ruffled by her questions. irk

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apothecary

Back 5

one who prepares and sells drugs or compounds for medicinal purposes

عطار

Hint 5

the apothecary table

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hoot

Back 6

مهزئ

short loud sound (owl's sound)

(laughter, cry, machine)

Hint 6

We could hear an owl hooting in the woods.//I hooted at the car in front of me.//The crowd booed and hooted when it was announced that the show was canceled.//The crowd hooted its disapproval.//The speaker was hooted off the platform by a small group of protesters.

//The announcement was met with hoots of derision.//the courtroom erupted in hoots of laughter upon hearing the witness's sarcastic retort

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decibel

Back 7

unit of loudness

Hint 7

//a rock concert blasting music at 110 decibels//the crowd decibels increased dramatically as the horses neared the finish line

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pushover

Back 8

easygoing,blasé,equable,mellow, irresoluted

× high-maintance

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toss

Back 9

throw

Hint 9

//She tossed the ball high in the air.//She tossed the paper at the recycling bin.//He tossed his dirty socks onto the floor.//He tossed his head back.//She tossed her hair and smiled.//Waves tossed the ship about.//The ship tossed on the

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entity

Back 10

كيان

Hint 10

//One division of the company was broken off as a separate entity.//the question of whether extrasensory perception will ever be a scientifically recognized entity

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weed wacker

Back 11

جزاز الاعشاب

Front 12

patois

Back 12

لهجه عاميه dialect, vernacular

Hint 12

it's ironic urban patois

//the medical patois that the hospital staffers used among themselves was incomprehensible to me

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hatch

Back 13

مخزن

Front 14

gurgle

Back 14

zz

Hint 14

my stomach is gurgling from starve

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thrive

Back 15

prosper يزدهر

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transgression

Back 16

معصية

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pashmina

Back 17

poncho, a shawl made from fine-quality goat's wool.

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drapes

Back 18

_long curtains, cortinas

_to cover loosely

_

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He draped his jacket over the back of the chair and sat down to eat.

She draped the scarf loosely around her shoulders.

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janitor

Back 19

doorkeeper(clean and observe) فراش

portero

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eulogy

Back 20

writing especially in honor of one deceased

Hint 20

//she delivered the eulogy at his funeral

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pulp

Back 21

لب الفاكهة

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sanctity

Back 22

عهد تقديس

Hint 22

Where is the sanctity of marriage while you were boffing her

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spleen

Back 23

طحال(part of the immune system especializes with white blood cells)

Hint 23

he has got ruptured spleen

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eel

Back 24

snake-like fish

anguila

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infamous

Back 25

well-known for doing bad things

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imbibe

Back 26

absorb (drink, assimilate)

Hint 26

we should imbibe and assimilate the culture.

//She imbibed vast quantities of coffee.//She never imbibes but isn't offended when others do.

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vaticinate

Back 27

foretell the future, predict

prophecy

Hint 27

he vaticinated a period of Peace fot the continent

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sceptre

Back 28

Front 29

dilemma

Back 29

situation in which a difficult choice has to be made between two or more alternatives, especially ones that are equally undesirable.

ورطه

Hint 29

"he wants to make money, but he also disapproves of it: Den's dilemma in a nutshell"

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fragile

Back 30

breakable, flimsy

«person, thing,

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robust

Back 31

strong and healthy; vigorous.(of wine or food) strong and rich in flavour or smell.

Hint 31

the Caplan family are a robust lot"

"a robust mixture of fish, onions, capers and tomatoes"

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emblematic

Back 32

Similar: symbolic, representative×realistic

Hint 32

this case is emblematic of a larger problem"

America's national emblem, the bald eagle"

our child would be a dazzling emblem of our love"

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fecundate

Back 33

fertilize. make fruitful.

Hint 33

"he actuates and fecundates our souls"

"there were no insects to fecundate flowering plants"

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epidural

Back 34

on or around the dura mater, in particular (of an anaesthetic)

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intersperse

Back 35

intermix

scatter among

Hint 35

//You should intersperse these pictures evenly throughout the book.

//Some seagulls were interspersed among the ducks.

//the debate was interspersed with angry exchanges"

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mooch

Back 36

scrounge, gallivant

mooch off (live off

Hint 36

//trying to mooch a cigarette.

//mooching money off her brother.

//has been mooching off his parents for years

//I suspect she's mooching around in the background and keeping an eye on us.

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goose-bumps

Back 37

a state of the skin caused by cold, fear, or excitement, in which small bumps appear on the surface as the hairs become erect; goose pimples.

Front 38

incise

Back 38

slash, cut/ carve

Hint 38

after giving birth, some incisions still.

//the surgeon made a thin incision with the scalpel

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horoscope

Back 39

برج

Front 40

acupressure

Back 40

application of pressure (as with the thumbs or fingertips) to the same discrete points on the body

Front 41

gynecologist

Back 41

ginecólogo دكتور امراض نساء

Front 42

drunk

Back 42

wasted, hammered, tanked

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metahumam

Back 43

meta (more than, beyond)

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classified

Back 44

secret except high authority

Hint 44

classified( info,document,

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stealth

Back 45

cautious and surreptitious action or movement.

Hint 45

"the silence and stealth of a hungry cat"

esigned in accordance with technology which makes detection by radar or sonar difficult."a stealth bomber"

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dub

Back 46

call some informally تدلع

Front 47

stand on the sidelines

Back 47

observe without taking actions

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pending

Back 48

awaiting «decision or settlement.»

until

Hint 48

"nine cases were still pending"

"they were released on bail pending an appeal"

adj. props

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hare

Back 49

liebre

run with great speed.

Hint 49

he hared off between the trees"

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lugubrious

Back 50

gloomy

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miscellaneous

Back 51

various

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toshy

Back 52

muscles

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Globetrotter

Back 53

person who travels widely

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melting pot

Back 54

a place where different peoples, styles, theories, etc. are mixed together.

Hint 54

"Toronto is a melting pot of different cultures"

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scavenger

Back 55

an animal that feeds on carrion, dead plant material, or refuse.

a person who searches for and collects discarded items.hyena, hawk

hyena, hawk

Hint 55

"a reputation as a scavenger of discarded odds and ends"

"carcasses are usually quickly disposed of by scavengers"

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hurdle

Back 56

a problem or difficulty that must be overcome

Hint 56

"many would like to emigrate to the United States, but face formidable hurdles".

obsticle

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emulate

Back 57

imitate for success

Hint 57

//She grew up emulating her sports heroes.//artists emulating the style of their teachers

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at a drop of a hat

Back 58

immediately, without delay

Hint 58

He can come at the drop of a hat.

I can't go rushing off to Edinburgh at the drop of a hat.

She'd purchase her expensive jewelry at the drop of a hat and worry about how she would pay for it later.

I hope that I can switch between english and spanish and arabic at a drop of a hat

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detonate

Back 59

explode, speak

Hint 59

//programs that detonated controversies.

//detonate a bomb

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paternity

Back 60

paternity test اختبار الابوه

Front 61

mite

Back 61

bit, tad, dab, smidge

Front 62

condone

Back 62

ignore تغاطي

Hint 62

egyptians didn't condone what the French people had done to the Mosque

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betrothed

Back 63

مخطوب

Hint 63

betrothed couple

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wring

Back 64

squeeze by twisting

Hint 64

//I wrung the towel and hung it up to dry.//I wrung my hair and wrapped it in a towel.

//a tragedy that wrings the heart

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antagonist

Back 65

معادي showing dislike or opposition

Hint 65

//an antagonistic relationship//factions antagonistic to one another

antagonistic, adj

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virulent

Back 66

severe /rapid( infection

vicious

Hint 66

//The country seemed to be returning to the virulent nationalism of its past.

//the virulent look on her face warned me that she was about to say something unkind

//virulent (bacteria or infected)

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flamboyant

Back 67

ملفت للانظار / نوع فن معماري /شجره ملونه

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gimmick

Back 68

sth is not serious that is used to attract people's attention

temporarily, especially to make them buy sth وسيله تحايل

Hint 68

a publicity gimmickThey give away free gifts with children's meals as a sales/marketing gimmick.

The fan-voting element is little more than a gimmick that helps the network distinguish its award show from others.

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teremity

Back 69

recklessness

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fragrance

Back 70

pleased dainty odor

Front 71

radish

Back 71

rábano

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pediatrician

Back 72

طبيب اطفال (day1:18 year)

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lien

Back 73

charge upon personal property for debt or duty vulgarly by law

امتياز، حق

Hint 73

the bank had a lien on our house

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mortgage

Back 74

lien against property to secure a loan (in case, you didn't pay the loan) رهن عقاري

Hint 74

took out a mortgage in order to buy the house.

she mortgage the house in order to buy the restaurant.

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hospice

Back 75

health care that focuses on the palliation of a terminally ill patient's pain and symptoms and attending to their emotional and spiritual needs at the end of life. Hospice care prioritizes comfort and quality of life by reducing pain and suffering

Hint 75

I've moertgaged all my free time to the hospice and won't be able to turn up in the party.

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inebriate

Back 76

get drunk

n, boozer, alcoholic, lush, juicer

x sober

Hint 76

I've became inebriated

Front 77

intergalactic

Back 77

مجري مجرات adj

Front 78

frankincense

Back 78

البخور incense

incienso

Front 79

rabidity

Back 79

Extremely zealous or enthusiastic;

rabia

Front 80

crossroad

Back 80

at a stage where you must make an crucial decision

Hint 80

he is at a crossroad. he has a dilemma whether to drop out college or to carry on till graduation

Front 81

quest

Back 81

in search

Hint 81

she embarked her arduous journey cuz she wanted to go on a quest

Front 82

thrash

Back 82

/beat

trillar sp

Hint 82

He thrashed me with his belt. The team thrashed them last week.

they are thrashing the crops.

he thrashs in bed with a fever

(stir violently)

Front 83

dermatology

Back 83

medical section for skin

Front 84

proponent

Back 84

advocator

X adversary, antagonist, opponent

Hint 84

//a vocal proponent of the use offer electric-powered cars.

I'm a big proponent of learning grammar

Front 85

allegiance

Back 85

faith loyalty ولاء

liege

Hint 85

//I pledge allegiance to my country.

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liege

Back 86

obligated to render feudal allegiance and service

adj

Hint 86

a liege lord

Front 87

covenant

Back 87

contract agreement legal

Hint 87

he made a covenant to emancipate the slaves

Front 88

spasm

Back 88

-an involuntary and abnormal muscularتشنج contraction

-a sudden violent and temporary

«effort, emotion, or sensation»

Hint 88

//He was racked with coughing spasms.//She was suffering spasms of guilt.

//a spasm of creativity//spasms of pain

Front 89

thrust

Back 89

-push suddenly strongly

-brainstorm (main idea)

Hint 89

shove, propel, prod, lunge.

brainchild, abstract.

// she thrust the money into his hand

//they thrust a mic in front of me and fired questions at me.

//she thrust the papers at me .

//the main thrust of the argument is..

Front 90

leer

Back 90

to gaze unpleasantly

Front 91

spangle

Back 91

covered with spangles or other small sparkling objects or lights.

Hint 91

"she arrived alone wearing a red spangled dress"

Front 92

duo

Back 92

duet ثنائ

Front 93

tousle

Back 93

untidy hair

Hint 93

he had a tousled hair

Front 94

morale

Back 94

روح معنويه

Hint 94

"the team's morale was high"

Front 95

balk

Back 95

to be unwilling to do something or to allow something to happen: hesitate

Hint 95

I balked at the prospect of spending four hours on a train with him.

Front 96

decipher

Back 96

convert (a text written in code, or a coded signal) into normal language.

Hint 96

"authorized government agencies can decipher encrypted telecommunications"

Front 97

spiel

Back 97

an elaborate or glib speech or story, typically one used by a salesperson.

Hint 97

"he delivers a breathless and effortless spiel in promotion of his new novel"

the company didn't suffice her all that gimmeks and still at quest for exquisite slogan.- and they have employees with neat spiels and pitches

Front 98

aptly

Back 98

in a proper manner

Hint 98

when my aunt labels my moody capricious uncle as grumpy. she aptly refers to him.

it's aptly said you are what you eat.

Front 99

grimace

Back 99

(v. n) an ugly, twisted expression on a person's face, typically expressing disgust, pain, or wry amusement.

Hint 99

"she gave a grimace of pain"

Front 100

hygienic

Back 100

higiénico صحي

Hint 100

her hygienic lips

Front 101

wager

Back 101

bet n. v

Hint 101

//I don't think the horse will win. What's your wager?//She wagered $50 on the game.

I wager that she's jealous

Front 102

fawn

Back 102

apple-polish, woo, court,brown-nose

be sycophyant

Hint 102

I wagered that most of the female employees fawned over him

Front 103

sleek

Back 103

silky«hair,

shiny glossy stylish

«appearance, kitchen

Front 104

ingratiate

Back 104

ingratiating:

fawning, smarmy, obsequious, unctuous, sycophyantic, oily, nose-browning

Front 105

unctuous

Back 105

excessively flattering or ingratiating; oily.

Hint 105

"he seemed anxious to please but not in an unctuous way"

Front 106

obsequious

Back 106

excessively obedient

Hint 106

they were served by obsequious waiters"

Front 107

stern

Back 107

austere, harsh

n,the rear of ship

Hint 107

//He gave me a stern look.//the army post's stern commander always had the utmost respect of those who served under him

//stern measures to restrict vehicle growth

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lobby

Back 108

hallway, vestibule, entrance

Front 109

snide

Back 109

slyly disparaging

Hint 109

derogatory or mocking in an indirect way.

snide remarks about my mother.

"are you going to tell me what to order?" I said snidely

Front 110

begrudge

Back 110

-grudge, envy

- resent about spending

«money, time»

Hint 110

They begrudged every day they had to stay with their father.She begrudged paying so much for an ice cream cone.

begrudingly, I pulled out my wallet to pay the salon

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decked out

Back 111

clad and dressing in a fancy way.

dolled up

Front 112

ogle

Back 112

lecherous look

Hint 112

he was oglilng me again

"a vaguely erotic ogle"

Front 113

gust

Back 113

a hasty strong rush of wind

n. v

Hint 113

"the wind was gusting through the branches of the tree"flurry, blow

flurry, blow

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sporadically

Back 114

sometimes, regularly

sparingly (resricted way)

Hint 114

"he worked sporadically at part-time jobs"

Front 115

veer

Back 115

: a change in course or direction

Hint 115

//a veer to the right.

//both of the two men veered inro business

Front 116

crinkle

Back 116

crease, wrinkle

#crinkle smile

Front 117

grin

Back 117

😁😁😁

Front 118

wince

Back 118

grimace

Front 119

snort

Back 119

-snore awake (as pig

-to inhale illegal drugs

n, amout of alcohol

Hint 119

everyone took a long snort of wine.

they were high on a few snorts"

Front 120

beeline

Back 120

a straight line between two places.(make a beeline for) hurry directly to.

Hint 120

I guess that his shop is beelining.

"the city commuters made a beeline for the bar"

Front 121

plaster

Back 121

n. v

plastered (immensely drunk)

Front 122

corpulent

Back 122

chubby, obese

Front 123

tabby

Back 123

atigrado

Front 124

domineering

Back 124

controlling others without thinking

Front 125

shrill

Back 125

cc

Front 126

circumcised

Back 126

Hint 126

all muslim men have a circumcised penis

Front 127

unkempt

Back 127

dishevelled (untidy hair) NNN

tousled PPP

Front 128

imprint

Back 128

(of a young animal) come to recognize (another animal, person, or thing) as a parent or other object of habitual trust.

make print, mark

Hint 128

he made imprints of the keys in bars of soap"

"the bird thought I was its mother and imprinted on me"

Front 129

convict

Back 129

prisoner

Front 130

upfront

Back 130

deposit

Hint 130

the lawyer needs an upfront.

Front 131

hoist

Back 131

rise,drink

Hint 131

//The cargo was hoisted up onto the ship.//He stopped at a bar after work to hoist a few beers with his friends.

Front 132

rinse

Back 132

to cleanse by flushing with liquid (such as water) —often used with out

Hint 132

//rinse out the mouth

Front 133

stale

Back 133

tasteless /tedious

Hint 133

//a room filled with stale smoke//viewers were bored by the stale story lines of the new crop of sitcoms

Front 134

sneer

Back 134

to smile or laugh with facial contortions that express scorn or contempt

Front 135

reroute

Back 135

to switch to a different route

Hint 135

//The storm forced planes/ships to reroute.

Front 136

fidget

Back 136

to move or act restlessly or nervously

Front 137

impecunious

Back 137

broke

Hint 137

//they were so impecunious that they couldn't afford to give one another even token Christmas gifts

Front 138

subterfuge

Back 138

: a deceptive device or stratagem

Front 139

ruse

Back 139

subterfuge

Front 140

covet

Back 140

to desire (what belongs to another) inordinately or culpably

Hint 140

//The king's brother coveted the throne.

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cluncker

Back 141

a dilapidated vehicle or machine.

Hint 141

"old clunkers are the primary source of pollution"

Front 142

pub

Back 142

bar

Front 143

hectic

Back 143

full of incessant or frantic activity.

Hint 143

"a hectic business schedule"

Front 144

dreary

Back 144

depressingly dull and bleak or repetitive.

Hint 144

"the dreary round of working, eating, and trying to sleep"

Front 145

aleatory

Back 145

random

aleatoria

Front 146

leprosy

Back 146

مرض الجذام it affects nerves and skin,

Front 147

illicit

Back 147

forbidden, prohibited

( by law, rules, costume)

Hint 147

highly addictive and illegal substances such as heroin, marijuana and meth.

Front 148

nook and cranny

Back 148

everywhere every part.

cranny: hallow, rift

nook: corner

Hint 148

We searched every nook and cranny. He knows every nook and cranny of that engine. I could go on and on, I know every nook and cranny of that house.

Anyway, she knew every nook and cranny of her acreage.

News of his find soon spread and a large number of boys were soon searching every nook and cranny but were unrewarded.

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nook

Back 149

Front 150

elixir

Back 150

a magical or medicinal potion.

*eilxir of life (potion fir immortality)

Hint 150

"an elixir guaranteed to induce love"

sleep is the elixir of life

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fleece

Back 151

Hint 151

he has a fleece blanket

Front 152

strew

Back 152

strewn, adj

covered with untidily scattered things.

Hint 152

"a small room with newspapers strewn all over the floor"

"boulder-strewn slopes"

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adamant

Back 153

refusing to be persuaded or to change one's mind.stubborn

Hint 153

"he is adamant that he is not going to resign.

he was adamant to let my car in his garage but

Front 154

dawdle

Back 154

be slow (waste time, move) amble, stroll, swan

Hint 154

Ruth dawdled back through the wood"

Front 155

pungent

Back 155

immensely sharp (odour, taste

Hint 155

"the pungent smell of frying onions"

Front 156

delirium

Back 156

raving, hallucination.

delirio

Front 157

binoculars

Back 157

binoculares

Front 158

reticent

Back 158

Not revealing one's thoughts or feelings readily

Front 159

رر

Back 159

وظيقه سهله

قمه

قانوني

مشتعل

مسهل