Word Of The Week

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things or people that arelike two peas in a pod are very similar or identical.

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Like two peas in a pod

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easilyupset by the things that people think or say

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Sensitive

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to make (someone) moreaware of something

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Sensitize

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havingor showing good sense or judgment

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Sensible

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tomake someone believe something that is not true

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Deceive

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to make (someone) unhappyby not being as good as expected or by not doing something that was hoped foror expected

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Disappoint

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When someone doesn’trealise what is really going on around them or is not paying enough attentionto the events around them; you alert him/her of that fact by telling him/her towake up and smell the coffee.

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Wake up and smell the coffee

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not having or showingstrong ideas or beliefs about something : weak and not able or not willing toact

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wishy washy

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To be in love

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Head over heels

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To trick or confuse someone

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Bamboozled

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something that makes peopleafraid or less confident

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Dauting

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False or dishonest, Causinga lack of trust or confidence

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Dodgy

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fast, swift, quick

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Lickety-split

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when someone makes amountain out of a molehill, they exaggerate the importance or seriousness of aproblem.

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Makea mountain out of a molehill

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Actions or communicationsneed more than one person

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It takes two to tango

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producing no harm;harmless; not likely to give offense or to arouse strong feelings or hostility

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Innocuous

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to upset, to confuse

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Discombobulate

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Agood invention or innovation. A good idea or plan.

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Best thing since sliced bread

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Highly attractive

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Enticing

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unsure or uncertain :feeling doubt about something, causing doubt, uncertainty, or suspicion :likely to be bad or wrong

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Dubious

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to overwhelm with shock,surprise or wonder

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Flabbergast

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To flatter or to be nice tosomeone to get something from them

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To butter someone up

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To disclose a secret

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Spill the beans

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To be very close friends/bestfriends with someone

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Thicks as Thieves

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A person with bad qualitiessuch as unkindness, cruelty, etc.

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A bad egg

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A person with goodqualities such as kindness, compassion, etc.

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A good egg

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something that yousay which meansthat bad thingssometimes happen andthere is nothing youcan do to prevent it, so it is not worthbecoming upset aboutit

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That’s the way the cookie crumbles

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This expression is an insult. It is meant to informsomeone that they are horrible at whatever they are trying to do, and shouldnot make a career out of it.

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Don’t give up your day job

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Spontaneously playful orunpredictable rather than serious and practical; acting on a whim!

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Whimsical

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To leave things alone as tonot cause trouble, or to leave things as they are to avoid restarting arguments

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Let sleeping dogs lie

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To support something thatis popular

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Jump on te bandwagon

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Physically or mentallytired; exhausted; fatigued

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Weary

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The show has come to anend. It’s all over

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Elvis has left the building

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Arelationship that is likely to be happy and successful ,Perfect compatibility between people, things, factors

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A match made in heaven

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Approximately , Possibly a little more or less than theamount or time mentioned

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Give or Take

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Nothing is irreversibleuntil the final act is played out. You can use this expression when someone islosing a game or competition but you think there is still a chance they mightwin

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It’s not over until the fat lady sings