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* Word# Woolgathering * Part Of Speech — Noun. * Verb — Woolgather. * Pronunciation — * Wool as usual, wool, * gathering as usual, gathering. * Meaning — * Daydreaming (thinking aimlessly). Sentences — * If a person keeps daydreaming about collecting wool from the fences, he or she is woolgathering, * The teacher scolded the boy as he was busy in woolgathering. (Noun, daydreaming) * The boy replie...

Word # obfuscate * Part of Speech — Verb. * Adjective — obfuscatory. * Noun — obfuscation. The word obfuscate means to — * To make something obscure. * To make someone confused. * Pronunciation — * Ob as in obstruction. * fus as in fussy. * cate as in educate. * Sentences — * Write the answer clearly, don't obfuscate the answer. (Verb) * I am not satisfied with your obfuscatory comments; it will b...

1.Gobby-one who is loudmouth ,abusive and offensive person My neighbor can be a little goby at times. 2.Balls up-messy situation The whole trip was balls up. 3.Knackered-being tired and extremely exhausted . He is really knackered after work. 4.Flog-sell or offer for sale I want to flog my car at good price . 5.Splashed out-spend money freely I splashed out on my this birthday party . 6.Gutted -wo...

* Word#Diabolic * Part Of Speech — Adjective. * Adjective — Diabolical. * Adverb — Diabolically. * Pronunciation — * Dia as in diagram, * bo as in bottle, * li as in little, * c as in sick. * Meaning — * Evil and cruel, OR * Bad.. * Sentences — * The dacoit hit the child with a ball. They were diabolic by nature. * Her diabolic look scared everyone. (Adjective, evil and cruel) * The little boy's p...

Word #553 — ‘Falter’ * Part Of Speech — Verb. * Pronunciation — * Fal as fault, * ter as in term. * Meaning — * To walk unsteadily OR * To speak with hesitation OR * To lose strength. * Sentences — * We used to falter when we first learnt to walk. * Suffering from debility, he was faltering as he walked in the corridor. (Verb, walking unsteadily) * Everybody was bamboozled as the boy did not falte...

Word# Back friend Part Of Speech — Noun. * Pronunciation — * Back as usual, back, * friend as usual, friend. * Meaning — * A fake friend or a secret enemy. * Sentences— * If a friend stabs in the back (betrays you), he or she is a backfriend. * Destiny helped him identify his backfriends. (Noun, fake friends or secret enemies) * Having paucity of friends is much better than having plenty of backfr...

Word#xenium * Part Of Speech — Noun. * Pronunciation — * Xe as zeal, * ni as in nickel, * um as in umbrella. * Meaning — * A gift or an offering. * Mnemonic — * She gifted them an banana plant . It was a xenium. * Sentences — * He was overjoyed to have the xenium on his birthday. (Noun, a gift or an offering) * She gave them a xenium of a plush flower vase. (Noun, a gift or an offering) * The edac...

Word#Ardent * Part Of Speech — Adjective. * Adverb — Ardently. * Noun — Ardency (less used). * Pronunciation — * Ar as in art, * den as usual, den, * t as in heart. * Meaning — * Extremely passionate or intense. OR * Glowing * Sentences — * She is an ardent believer in clean teeth. She visits the dentist often. * She is ardent supporter of her mother who is a sportsperson. (Adjective, extremely pa...

Word# Cwtch * Part Of Speech — Noun. * Pronunciation — * Cwtch as coach. * Meaning — * A cupboard OR * A hug. Sentences — * He gave his newborn daughter an affectionate cwtch and took her in his arms. (Noun, hug) * The querulous child calmed down when his mother gave him a cwtch. (Noun, hug) * The ornate treasure chest was hidden in the cwtch. (Noun, cupboard) * The little girl craved for a cwtch...

Word — Efface * Part of speech -verb * Noun — Effacement. * Adjective — Effaceable. * Pronunciation — * E as in erase, * ff as in office, * ace as in face. * Meaning — * To erase something. OR * To remove something from one's memory. OR * To make someone unimportant or insignificant. * Sentence — * She had to efface the mark from her face with the towel. — * The teacher asked the student to efface...

* Word # Debonair * Part Of Speech — Adjective. * Pronunciation — * Deb as in debit, * on as usual, on, * air as usual, air (with less stress on r). * Meaning — * Charming and refined (referring to a man) OR * Cheerful.. * Sentences — * His friend is a debonair man. (Adjective, charming and refined) * The debonair confidence of the performers made them vanquish their opponents. (Adjective, charmin...

Word# Heartsick * Part Of Speech — Adjective. * Pronunciation — * Heart as usual, heart, * sick as usual, sick. * Meaning — * Extremely sad. * Sentences * One should give importance to the health of one's heart or else he or she would be heartsick. * The little boy was heartsick as his favourite toy car broke. (Adjective, extremely sad) * Previously, she appeared to be heartsick; now she is cachin...

Word #Natty * Part Of Speech — Adjective. * Pronunciation — * Na as in nap, * t as in not, * ty as in haughty. * Meaning — * Stylish, OR * Uncombed and unkempt (related to hair * Sentences — * He wore a natty suit and had natty hair at the party last night. * The girl wearing the natty frock is her sister. (Adjective, stylish) * Her natty watch underscored the fact that she was quite debonair. (Ad...

Word #Abhor * Part Of Speech — Verb. * Noun — Abhorrence. * Adjective — Abhorrent. * Pronunciation — * Ab as in absolute, * h as in humidity, * or as in store. * Meaning — * To hate something.. * Sentences— * When you absolutely hate something and treat it with disgust, you actually abhor it. * The honest man abhors falsehood. (Verb, hates) * She loves winter but finds mizzles to be abhorrent. (Ad...

Word— Mizzle. * part of speech - Noun * Pronunciation — * Mi as in mizzle, * zz as in dazzled, * le as in little. * Meaning — * Light rain. or drizzle OR * Disappear. * Sentences — * It had been mizzling yesterday till the evening. (Noun, drizzling) * A book was all I needed in the mizzle; it gave me seraphic pleasure. (Noun, light rain or drizzle) * The thief had a wry smile and he mizzled in the...

Word #Glee’ * Part Of Speech — Noun. * Adjective — gleeful. * Adverb — gleefully. * Pronunciation — * Gl as in glass, * ee as in fee. * Meaning — * Happiness and delight.. * Sentences — * When he returned from work, his daughter ran to him with glee. (Noun, happiness and delight) * He opened his ornate birthday gifts with glee. (Noun, happiness and delight) * When her brother asked her to share he...

Date .26/4/2021 Word#descry * Part Of Speech — Verb. * Pronunciation — * Des as disturb, * cry as usual, cry. * Meaning — * To notice something. * Sentences — * The teacher descried that the student was sleeping. (Verb, noticed) * She could descry how the balky boy tongue-lashed his parents. (Verb, notice) * It is better to speak only after we descry something so that our words retain their value....

Word # Bunkum * Part Of Speech — Noun. * Pronunciation — * Bu as in bus, * nk as in monk, * um as in plum. * Meaning — * Useless talk. * Sentences — * The teacher advised the students not to talk bunkum in the class. (Noun, useless talk) * The friends used certain types of holophrasis to denote topics that are bunkum. (Noun, useless talk) * Instead of talking a lot of bunkum, one should start read...

Word #aloof * Part Of Speech — Adjective. * Pronunciation — * A as in administer, * l as in fool, * oo as in fool, * f as in fool. * Meaning — * Detached, not friendly, and not involved. * Sentences * The teacher was surprised as the gabby child appeared aloof. (Adjective, detached, not friendly, and not involved) * In spite of having the palatable food, she didn't say a word and appeared aloof. (...

Word#beatific * Part Of Speech — Adjective. * Pronunciation — * Bea as in beauty, * ti as in tick, * fic as in terrific. * Meaning — * Blissful OR * Holy and calm * Sentences * The smile of a child is beatific as it is beautiful, holy, and blissful. * Whenever he was in pensive mood, his best friend appeared like a beatific person to remove his sadness. (Adjective, blissful) * Have a beatific Chri...

Word# Gabby * Part Of Speech — Adjective. * Pronunciation — * Ga as in gap, * bb as in bubble, * y as in happy. * Meaning — * Extremely talkative. * Sentences — * The gabby student was scolded by the teacher. (Adjective, extremely talkative) * He is no more a gabby person; now, he has become an astute officer . * A gabby person loves talking and a sudden change in his or her behaviour surprises ev...

Word #Logy * Part Of Speech — Adjective. * Pronunciation — * Log, as usual, log, * y as in happy. * Meaning — * Tired, OR * Dull. * Sentences — * He was logy after cutting the log with the saw. * The logy man suddenly became enthusiastic on seeing his daughter's endearing smile. (Adjective, tired)) * Synonyms — tired, bleary, exhausted, worn-out, weary, etc. * Antonyms — energetic, enthusiastic, e...

Word #Whir * Part Of Speech — Verb. * Noun — Whir. * Pronunciation — * Wh as in where, * ir as urge. * Meaning — * To make a low sound continuously. OR * A continuous low sound [Noun] * Sentences — * The mobile phone whirred but she didn't receive the call. (Verb, made a low sound continuously) * He was able to allay the whir of the computer under the aegis of his friend. (Noun, a continuous low s...

Nadir * Part Of Speech — Noun. * Pronunciation — * Na as in the nation, * dir as dear [less stress on r]. * Meaning — * The lowest point of something OR * The worst phase of something. * Sentences — * His failure made him touch the nadir of his life. (Noun, the worst phase of something * They were delighted to see the pogonip that day in the nadir of the mountain. (the lowest point of something) I...

1.iAhoy Ahoy! Amy, how are you doing? Ahoy! Can you help me with something? 2.How’s the tricks? How’s the tricks with Ricky. How’s the trick? why does everyone look sad? 3.Hat tip Hat tip bro, what are you up to? Hat tip Amy, How’s the trick? 4.Ciao It can be used as hi and bye Ciao, here I am. 5.Peek-a-boo Peek-a-boo you look worried? 6.How hops it? How hops its team? we are going to start in a m...