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vagery

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an unexpected change in a situation or in sb's behavior

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intermediary

Back 2

واسطه

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piecemeal (adj, adv)

Back 3

not done according to a plan, but done at different times in different ways

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forego or forgo

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forfeit

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flounder

Back 5

struggle mentally; show or feel great confusion;

be in serious difficulty

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graceful

Back 6

smooth;

polite

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plucky

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brave

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giddy

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slightly dizzy;

feeling silly, happy, and excited and showing this in your behavior

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nauseate (v) nauseous (adj)

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to cause sb to feel as if they are going to vomit

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frolic

Back 10

happy behavior, like that if children playing

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desultory

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lacking a plan, purpose, or enthusiasm

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beaming

Back 12

smiling broadly; very happy

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piquant

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interesting and exciting, esp. because of being mysterious

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stir

Back 14

to move or cause sth to move;

to bring a strong feeling within sb;

to intentionally cause trouble between people

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descry

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to see or notice sb or sth

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contravene

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to disobey, or break a law or rule

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lackluster

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without energy and effort

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misgiving

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a feeling of doubt or worry about a future event

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oddsmaker

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a person who predicts the result of races

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abjure

Back 20

solemnly renounce or reject

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Solemn

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serious, determined, and without any humor

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brusque

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using few words, in a way that seems rude

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rancorous

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showing a feeling of hate and continuing anger about sth in the past

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progeny

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offspring, descendants

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assimilate

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to become part of sth;

to understand new information and make them a part of your knowledge;

to absorb food

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tremulous

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shaking slightly; trembling

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slake

Back 27

to satisfy a feeling of thirst or a desire

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allay

Back 28

to make a negative emotion less strong

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surfeit (v)

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consume too much of sth in a way that you don't want it anymore

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sate

Back 30

satisfy to the full; supply with more of sth that is desired

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toady

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sycophant; obsequious

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herald

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a person who carries important messages and makes announcements;

a sign that sth will happen

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entourage

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the group of people who travel with and work for an important person

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veteran

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a person who has had a lot of experience of a particular activity

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consummate (v, adj)

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1. to complete; (to fulfill);

2. showing a lot of skill / complete; perfect

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billow

Back 36

to spread over a large area, or to become filled with air and appear larger

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aggravate

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to make sth bad worse;

to annoy

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wither

Back 38

پژمرده و خشک و ضعیف شدن

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amuse-bouche

Back 39

a small dish reserved as an appetizer before or between meals

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baguette

Back 40

🥖

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savory or savoury

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spicy or salty and not sweet

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bouillabaisse

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a kind of soup

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confection

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a decorated cake or unusual sweet dish

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pending (adj)

Back 44

waiting to happen

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pending (prep)

Back 45

در طی، در حین، تا

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ratification

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the process of making an agreement official

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gainsay

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to refuse to accept sth as the truth

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amend

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to change sth, esp. the words of a writing.

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brood

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to think for a long time about things that make you sad, worried, or angry

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occult

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relating to supernatural or mysterious powers and activities

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pander to sb/sth

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to cater toward undesirable tastes or people with undesirable tastes.

کارچاق‌کنی، تسهیل کردن کار بد بقیه

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ramble

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to write or talk in a confused way, often for a long time

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sententious

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trying to appear wise and important in an annoying way

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fitful

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often stopping and starting and not happening in a regular or continuous way = intermittent

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fleetly

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quickly

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sallow

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yellowish and looking unhealthy = jaundiced

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flushed = ruddy = rubicund

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red and healthy (face)

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repose

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the state of resting or lying down ≈ tranquility

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pilfer

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to steal things of small value

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devious

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dishonest, but clever and complicated and often successful