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| 1 |
cordless |
Adj. |
without an electric cable |
| dodge |
V. |
move quickly to the side (to avoid something) |
| enrollment |
N. |
registration, signing up |
| nerd |
N. |
fool |
| 2 |
articulate |
Adj. |
speaking fluently, eloquent |
| badge |
N. |
tag; ensign; sign |
| obsolete |
Adj. |
ancient, archaic; no longer in use, outdated; |
| thrash |
V. |
punch, beat, strike; move |
| zealot |
N. |
fanatic; radical zealot, fanatic zealot |
| 3 |
extinguish |
V. |
put out, quench; totally destroy, annihilate |
| fetch |
V. |
go after and bring back; call, gather |
| frustrate |
V. |
foil, thwart; disappoint |
| insult |
V. |
speak or act in a rude or contemptuous manner, offend, affront |
| notion |
N. |
belief; concept; idea |
| incorrect idea; odd idea; vague idea |
| understanding |
| provoke |
V. |
anger, irritate, annoy |
| puff |
V. |
exhale; breathe |
| 4 |
affiliation |
N. |
connection, attachment |
| alleged |
Adj. |
supposed, believed |
| conscience |
N. |
sense of right and wrong |
| decal |
N. |
paper bearing an image that can be transferred to another surface |
| poverty |
N. |
state of being poor, destitution, indigence; scantiness, deficiency, scarcity |
| prosperity |
N. |
flourishing condition, thriving condition; success |
| sprang |
V. |
jump, leap; move quickly |
| 5 |
bolt |
V. |
escape |
| ethics |
N. |
จริยศาสตร์ |
| flick |
V. |
hit lightly |
| formulate |
V. |
devise, conceive; develop, plan; express in a formula |
| frustrate |
V. |
foil, thwart; disappoint; make frustrated; defeat; baffle, confound |
| gauge |
V. |
measure; evaluate, determine; estimate |
| glare |
V. |
stare in an angry manner |
| paralegal |
Adj. |
of a paralegal, pertaining to a lawyer's assistant |
| peel |
V. |
remove skin ; undress |
| psychiatrist |
N. |
medical doctor who specializes in the diagnosis and treatment of mental illnesses |
| rumple |
V. |
fold, wrinkle, crease; muss, dishevel, ruffle ยับ |
| scribble |
V. |
write quickly and sloppily |
| sentiment |
N. |
feeling, emotion; attitude, opinion; tender emotion |
| snoop |
N. |
private detective |
| thump |
V. |
knock; walk with heavy steps |
| 6 |
aspire |
V. |
seek to attain a goal, yearn, aim, dream |
| awash |
Adj. |
floating on the water's surface |
| chuckle |
V. |
laugh quietly, giggle |
| precise |
Adj. |
exact, not more and not less; meticulous, exacting, strict |
| spandex |
N. |
type of elastic fibers used to create elastic knit fabrics |
| twirling |
V. |
cause to spin, rotate rapidly; twist; twiddle |
| visor |
N. |
sun-shield; face shield |
| wagon |
N. |
carriage, coach |
| 7 |
dash |
V. |
move with sudden speed |
| frazzle |
V. |
fray, wear out (about cloth); exhaust, irritate |
| loiter |
V. |
idle about; lag behind; waste time; hang about |
| massive |
Adj. |
enormous, colossal, immense, heavy, solid |
| nonchalant |
Adj. |
indifferent; composed |
| plaintiff |
N. |
claimant, person who brings a lawsuit to court; one who charges with an offense |
| shipyard |
N. |
yard where ships are built and repaired |
| soak with |
PHRV. |
จุ่มใน |
| 8 |
earnest |
Adj. |
serious, sober; sincere, fervent, eager |
| enthrall |
V. |
captivate, fascinate; charm, enchant; enslave, subjugate |
| hostility |
N. |
enmity, animosity, antagonism, hatred; hostile act; resistance |
| intruder |
N. |
burglar, trespasser; one who enters by force or without invitation; invader |
| pinch |
V. |
squeeze between a finger and thumb; compress; economize; steal, filch |
| sank |
V. |
submerge, fall down below the surface (especially in water) |
| snarl |
V. |
growl angrily |
| 9 |
ruffle |
V. |
gather into pleats, crease; muss, dishevel; agitate, disturb; annoy, irritate |
| snort |
V. |
make a harsh grunting sound by forcing air through the nostrils |
| eruption |
N. |
act or instance of bursting forth suddenly |
| stroke |
V. |
hit, beat; mark with a short line, cross out |
| meticulously |
Adv. |
exactingly; methodically |
| trim |
V. |
organize |
| goatee |
N. |
beard shaped into the form of a small tuft at the end of the chin |
| pudgy |
Adj. |
short and fat |
| unison |
N. |
harmony, agreement |
| vital |
Adj. |
lively |
| 10 |
barge |
N. |
flat-bottomed freight boat |
| deposition |
N. |
sworn testimony |
| endure |
V. |
suffer without complaint, tolerate |
| huddle |
V. |
crowd together, gather together |
| purge |
V. |
purify, remove contamination; clean, remove dirt |
| ruthlessness |
N. |
cruelty, brutality, mercilessness, state of lacking compassion |
| tyranny |
N. |
oppression, coercive power (esp. by a government); position or role of a tyrant |
| 11 |
carcass |
N. |
framework, decaying or worthless remains of a structure; corpse; body (Slang) |
| curb |
V. |
restrain, check; keep near the curb |
| dime |
N. |
coin worth ten cents (used in the USA and Canada) |
| ensue |
V. |
follow as a consequence of, happen as a result of |
| lagoon |
N. |
pond, small body of water (esp. one which is connected to a larger body of water) |
| limp |
V. |
move forward slowly and with difficulty |
| skirmish |
V. |
dispute, squabble, argue |
| spat |
V. |
quarrel; slap lightly |
| spoil |
N. |
goods taken from an enemy in a war or in a robbery |
| verdict |
N. |
judgment made by a jury, sentence; decision |
