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Stagger a weak unsteady way of walking, as if you are about to fall

Shrug to raise your shoulders and then drop them to show that you do not know or care about something

Aftermath the situation that exists as a result of an important (and usually unpleasant) event, especially a war, an accident, etc

Channeling channel something (into something) to direct money, feelings, ideas, etc. towards a particular thing or purpose

Tangles a twisted mass of threads, A hair that cannot be easily separated, etc.

Chastise criticize somebody for doing something wrong

numb if a part of your body is numb, you cannot feel anything in it, for example because of cold

glance to look quickly at something/somebody

chit-chat conversation about things that aren’t important

stiff difficult to move or bend

contemplate to think about whether you should do something, or how you should do something

precursor a person or thing that comes before somebody/something similar and that leads to or influences its development

obstinate refusing to change your opinions, way of behaving, etc. when other people try to persuade you to; showing this/stubborn

Gingerly in a careful way, because you are afraid of being hurt, of making a noise, etc.

Hankie a small piece of material or paper that you use for blowing your nose, etc.

Tremble to shake in a way that you cannot control, especially because you are very nervous, excited, frightened, etc.

offhand not showing much interest in somebody/something in a way that is rude or upsets somebody

resigns to officially tell somebody that you are leaving your job, an organization, etc.

anguish severe physical or mental pain, difficulty or unhappiness

Endearment a word or an expression that is used to show love

obedient doing what you are told to do; willing to obey

trot to move forward at a speed that is faster than a walk and slower than a canter

cardinal a priest of the highest rank in the Roman Catholic Church. Cardinals elect and advise the Pope.

vowing to make a formal and serious promise to do something or a formal statement that is true

ignition the electrical system of a vehicle that makes the fuel begin to burn to start the engine; the place in a vehicle where you start this system

slummy an area of a city that is very poor and where the houses are dirty and in bad condition

objectionable unpleasant or offensive

blistered of skin/ having a surface that is covered with swellings (= round areas filled with air or liquid) and is damaged or split in places

agony extreme physical or mental pain

Contentedly in a way that shows that you are happy or satisfied, especially because your life is good

Solitary single, enjoying being alone

astounded very surprised or shocked by something, because it seems very unlikely

Hassled to annoy somebody or cause them trouble, especially by asking them to do something many times

suede soft leather with a surface like velvet on one side, used especially for making clothes and shoes

Intensify to increase in degree or strength; to make something increase in degree or strength

Reverend the title of a member of the clergy that is also sometimes used to talk to or about one/القس

sermon a talk on a moral or religious subject, usually given by a religious leader during a service

Intently with strong interest and attention

Sternly in a serious and difficult way

Contrast a difference between two or more people or things that you can see clearly when they are compared or put close together; the fact of comparing two or more things in order to show the differences between them

Hostile aggressive or unfriendly and ready to argue or fight

Shonky not honest or legal

Delicate easily damaged or broken

Barrage the continuous firing of a large number of guns in a particular direction, especially to protect soldiers while they are attacking or moving towards the enemy

Morose unhappy, in a bad mood and not talking very much

Muster to find as much support, courage, etc. as you can

Vigor energy, force or enthusiasm

Rearview a mirror in a car or other vehicle that allows the driver to see the traffic behind

Juvenile [only before noun] (formal or law) relating to young people who are not yet adults

Escort a person or group of people or vehicles that travels with somebody/something in order to protect or guard them

Congregation a group of people who are gathered together in a church for a religious service, not including the priest and choir

Powdered (of a substance that is naturally liquid) dried and made into powder

Derelict (especially of land or buildings) not used or cared for and in bad condition

Sincerity the quality of showing or saying what you really think or feel

Preachers a person, often a member of the clergy, who gives religious talks and often performs religious ceremonies, for example in a church

Contorts to become twisted or make something twisted out of its natural or normal shape

Tantrum a sudden short period of angry, unreasonable behaviour, especially in a child

Lopsided having one side lower, smaller, etc. than the other

Fling to throw or push somebody/something with force, especially because you are angry, or in a careless way

Ugg boots shoes that are made of sheep skin

Lunatic crazy/a person who does crazy things that are often dangerous

Relent [intransitive] to finally agree to something after refusing

warily carefully, because you think there may be a danger or problem or you do not trust somebody/something

Decipher decipher something to convert something written in code into normal language

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