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Question		Answer
delicious start learning		very tasty indeed
dreadful start learning		very bad indeed
drenched / soaked start learning		very wet
distraught start learning		very upset indeed, probably because sth very bad has happened
famished start learning		very hungry indeed
filthy start learning		very dirty indeed
flabbergasted start learning		very surprised indeed
hilarious start learning		very funny indeed
livid start learning		very angry indeed
packed start learning		very crowded indeed; full of
parched start learning		extremely thirsty
priceless start learning		extremely valuable
riveting start learning		very interesting
superb start learning		very good indeed
brand-new start learning		completely new
to sit/stand bolt upright start learning		to sit/ stand with a very straight back
bone idle start learning		very lazy
crystal clear start learning		(for water) very transparent and clean; (for an explanation) very clear and easy to understand
dirt cheap start learning		very cheap (it can also follow the verbs buy and sell)
freezing (cold) start learning		very cold (used to describe the weather or how you fee)
paper thin start learning		very thin (used to describe walls, particularly inside houses and hotels)
pitch-black, pitch-dark start learning		completely dark
razor-sharp start learning		very sharp
red-hot start learning		very hot (used to describe metals, plates, etc that have become very hot)
sound/fast asleep start learning		completely asleep
stone cold start learning		completely cold (used to describe food or drink that should be hot)
stone deaf start learning		totally deaf
stuck fast start learning		stuck very firmly and unable to move
wide awake start learning		completely awake
wide open start learning		completely open

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