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    | derpy adjective (slang)
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Show/Hide  | Foolish. 
Show meaning Stupid in a funny way. | 
    | reflex noun
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Show/Hide  | reactive 
Show meaning an action or a movement of your body that happens naturally in response to something and that you cannot control; something that you do without thinking-The doctor tested her reflexes.
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  | swear verb
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Show/Hide  | vow /vaʊ/ 
Show meaning to make a serious promise to do something-He swore revenge on the man who had killed his father.
 -I swear (that) I'll never leave you.
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    | gag reflex 0:35
 | /ɡæɡ/ | 
Show/Hide  | nausea /ˈnɔʒə/ 
Show meaning the feeling that you have when you want to vomit /ˈvɑːmɪt/, for example because you are sick or are disgusted /dɪsˈɡʌstəd/ by something | 
    | go out phrasal /ˈfreɪzl/  verb
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Stop burning, be extinguished -The candle WENT OUT and left us in darkness.
Leave a place-He WENT OUT last night.
Go on strike-The workers WENT OUT for more money.
Become infashionable-That sort of tie WENT OUT last year.
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    | campus noun
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Show/Hide  | yard, grounds 
Show meaning the buildings of a university, college, hospital, or large business, and the land around them-She lives on campus (= within the main university area).
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    | gross adjective
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 | /ɡroʊs/ | 
Show/Hide  | dirty, crass, disgusting 
Show meaning very unpleasant, very obvious and unacceptable-“He ate it with mustard.” “Oh, gross!”
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    | label noun
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 | /ˈleɪbl/ | 
Show/Hide  | tag, ticket 
Show meaning a piece of paper, etc. that is attached to something and that gives information about it-The washing instructions are on the label.
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    | sense noun
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Show/Hide  | feeling /'fi:liɳ/ 
Show meaning one of the five powers (sight, hearing, smell, taste, and touch) that your body uses to get information about the world around you-Dogs have a keen (= strong)sense of smell.
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    | solidify verb
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 | /səˈlɪdəˌfaɪ/ | 
Show/Hide  | ice 
Show meaning to become solid; to make something solid-The mixture will solidify into toffee.
 -The paint had solidified in the tray.
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    | flyer = flier noun
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 | /ˈflaɪər/ | 
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Show meaning - a person who flies an aircraft - a sheet of paper that advertises a product or an event and is given to a large number of people
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    | firmly adverb
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 | /ˈfərmli/ | 
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Show meaning in a strong or definite way-Keep your eyes firmly fixed on the road ahead.
 -“I can manage,” she said firmly.
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    | sold out adjective
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Show meaning if a concert, game, etc. is sold out, there are no more tickets available for it-The Opera House was sold out for the singer's first appearance in the city.
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    | caught up in phrasal verb
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Show meaning to become completely involved in something | 
    | complain verb
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 | /kəmˈpleɪn/ | 
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Show meaning to say that you are annoyed, unhappy, or not satisfied about someone or something-“How are you?” “Oh, I can't complain (= I'm all right).”
 -She never complains, but she's obviously exhausted.
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    | generally adverb
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 | /ˈdʒɛnərəli/ | 
Show exampleI generally get up at six. | -as a rule -practically
 
Show meaning in most cases | 
    | gathered (gather) verb
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 | /ˈɡæðər/ | 
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Show meaning to come together, or bring people together, in one place to form a group-A crowd soon gathered.
 -Can you all gather around? I've got something to tell you.
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    | Chemistry (relationship) 4:28
 | /ˈkɛməstri/ | 
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Show meaning In the context of relationships, chemistry is a simple "emotion" that two people get when they share a special connection. It is not necessarily sexual.-A time you met someone with whom you had great chemistry.
 -A time when you had bad chemistry with someone. You immediately felt uncomfortable or disliked them — perhaps before either of you spoke!
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    | courage noun
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Show/Hide  | bravery /breiv-ry/ 
Show meaning the ability to do something dangerous, or to face pain or opposition, without showing fear-I haven't yet had the courage to ask her.
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    | currently adverb
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 | /ˈkərənt li/ | 
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Show meaning at the present time-It is currently open.
 -She is currently a model.
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    | overdrive noun
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 | /ˈoʊvərˌdraɪv/ | 
Show/Hide  | overstrain 
Show meaning a state of heightened activity | 
    | ultimately adverb
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 | /ˈʌltəmətli/ | 
Show/Hide  | eventually /ɪˈvɛntʃəli/ 
Show meaning in the end; finally-Ultimately, you'll have to make the decision yourself.
 -A poor diet will ultimately lead to illness.
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  | make out (with somebody)
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Show meaning to kiss and touch someone in a sexual way | 
  | optimistic adjective
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 | /ˌɑptəˈmɪstɪk/ | 
Show/Hide  | positive 
Show meaning expecting good things to happen or something to be successful | 
  | tenderly-tender adverb-adjective
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 | /ˈtɛndər/ | 
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Show meaning -kind, gentle, and loving.-(of food) easy to bite through and cut
 -(of part of the body) painful when you touch it
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  | bury verb
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 | /ˈbɛri/ | 
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Show meaning -dead person(to place a dead body in a grave;to lose someone by death)-hide in ground
 -cover something
 -hide feeling
 -put deeply into something (his hands buried in his pockets.)
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  | soul noun
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 | /soʊl/ | 
Show/Hide  | psyche /'saiki:/ 
Show meaning a person's inner character, containing their true thoughts and feelings | 
  | revealing adjective
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 | /rɪˈvilɪŋ/ | 
Show/Hide  | display 
Show meaning showing or making known | 
  | dread verb
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Show meaning to be very afraid of something; to fear /fiə/
  that something bad is going to happen | 
  | bunch noun
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 | /bʌntʃ/ | 
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Show meaning a bunch (of something): a large amount of something; a large number of things or people | 
  | sugar-coated adjective
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Show meaning made to seem attractive, in a way that tricks people | 
  | awkward adjective
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 | /ˈɔkwərd/ | 
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Show meaning making you feel embarrassed | 
  | intention noun
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 | /ɪnˈtɛnʃn/ | 
Show/Hide  | purpose /ˈpərpəs/ | 
  | ruin verb
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Show/Hide  | wreck /rɛk/ 
Show meaning to damage something so badly that it loses all its value, pleasure, etc.; to spoil something-The bad weather ruined our trip.
 -That one mistake ruined his chances of getting the job.
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  | something suck slang
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Show meaning used to say that something is very bad-Their new album sucks.
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    | fluffy adjective
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Show/Hide  | Show meaning  soft, light-Beat the butter and sugar until soft and fluffy.
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    | pay-off phrasal verb
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Show/Hide  | Show meaning  to be successful and bring good results | 
 
    | advantage noun
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 | /ədˈvæntɪdʒ/ | 
Show/Hide  | benefit /ˈbɛnəfɪt/ Show meaning  a thing that helps you to be better or more successful than other people-She had the advantage of a good education.
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    | errand noun
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Show/Hide  | Show meaning a short journey either to take a message or to take or collect something-Today I'm shopping in town as well as running an errand for my grandmother.
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    | genuine adjective
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 | /ˈdʒɛ nyu ən/ | 
Show/Hide  | Show meaning sincere /sin'si ə/ and honest; that can be trusted; not artificial /ˌɑrtəˈfɪ ʃl/-Is the painting a genuine Picasso?
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    | owe verb
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Show/Hide  | Show meaning -to have to pay someone for something that you have already received or return money that you have borrowed-to feel that you ought to do something for someone or give them something, especially because they have done something for you
 -I think you owe us an explanation.
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    | upset verb
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Show/Hide  | distress /dɪˈstrɛs/; angry Show meaning -to make someone/yourself feel unhappy, anxious, or annoyed-Try not to let him upset you.
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    | turn (sb/sth) down phrasal verb
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Show/Hide  | Show meaning -to reject
        You'll encounter it in part 2
     
     or refuse to consider an offer, a proposal, etc. or the person who makes it-He asked her to marry him but she turned him down.
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