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A weak and cowardly person start learning		A wimp
por start learning		a leek
pietruszka start learning		parsley
koperek start learning		dill
causing perplexion and confusion, stunning start learning		bewildering
offering nothing stimulating start learning		vapid
shabby or untidy start learning		scruffy
confined to a small place start learning		cooped up
a long spoon with a cup shaped bowl start learning		a ladle
poorly made and likely to collapse start learning		rickety
pee start learning		widdle (noun, verb)
without preparation start learning		off the cuff
pathetically trivial, trifling start learning		piddly
engaged in or reflecting a deep or serious thought start learning		pensive
failing to observe the limits of what is permitted or appropriate start learning		presumptuous
to start working with determination start learning		to buckle down
to make detailed preparations start learning		to tee up
smb/sth is annoying or loud or boring start learning		smb/sth is doing my head in
active, doing the things you usually do start learning		be out and about
rickety, not well made/prepared start learning		rough around the edges
to talk nonsense start learning		to talk out of one's arse
grim, gloomy start learning		sullen
small discomforts or annoyances start learning		niggles
to be very thirsty start learning		to be parched
without preparation start learning		off the cuff
lacking flavour, boring, wishy-washy start learning		insipid
don't get upset over sth start learning		don't get cut over sth
to annoy, irritate start learning		to peeve off
an older, unmarried woman start learning		a spinster
in all important aspects start learning		to all intents and purposes
to gush out in a sudden and forceful stream start learning		to spurt out
agree on the settlement, acknowledge we're even start learning		call it quits
another idiom for a piece of cake start learning		a walk in the park
to continue sth in a determined way start learning		to power through sth
to flatter someone, to ingratiate with someone start learning		to butter someone up
zatrzymać coś w zarodku start learning		to stop sth in its tracks
a person who eats and drinks greedily start learning		a guzzler
kozioł ofiarny start learning		scapegoat
someone who makes good decisions, sensible start learning		grounded, discerning
conveying an indecent interest in sexual matters start learning		salacious
to succeed in doing sth start learning		to crack sth
suddenly start laughing a lot start learning		crack up
tired and mentally dazed after alcohol/drug consumption start learning		cracked out
a false statement or accusation start learning		a slander
to cope more or less satisfactory despite lack of expertise or planning start learning		to muddle through
attribute sth to sth start learning		to chalk sth up to sth
to talk in a loud or indignant way with little effect start learning		to bluster
to have sex with smb start learning		to get off with smb
playful, full of energy start learning		frisky
anxious start learning		fraught, jumpy
having lost enthusiasm or hope start learning		dispirited
the money or other means needed for a particular purpose start learning		wherewithal
to walk in a relaxed manner. A leisurely stroll start learning		to saunter
obscene or raunchy start learning		smutty
Un-savory people in our society. People you do not want to be associated with start learning		riff-raff
smb has lost courage at the last moment and have not done sth they intended to do start learning		smb has bottled it
come to nothing, fail start learning		to fall through
To eat or drink up, to consume start learning		To put away
the quality of being quiet and easy to influence start learning		docility
A pointed rod used to urge on an animal. Also, to incite or rouse as if with that rod start learning		goad
Excessive indulgence in sensual pleasures start learning		Debauchery
to back out from an unwanted responsibility, to avoid or neglect problems start learning		to cop out
on one's own start learning		on one's tod
a person's mouth (informal british). Also a lump of a slimy substance or a spit start learning		a gob
Spread through something; pervade The aroma of soup ... the air start learning		Permeate
Inspire or permeate with (a feeling or quality) The performance was ... with nostalgia start learning		Imbue
To give something unwillingly, esp. money start learning		to cough up
to leave somewhere to go home it's getting late, we should... start learning		to make tracks
(of a man or his manner) ostentatiously and extravagantly effeminate start learning		camp
Showing no intelligence or sensitivity the _ assumptions men make about women start learning		crass
to end up, conclude start learning		to pan out
1. Eccentric or strange 2. Bad-tempered or irritable If you have _ children start learning		Cranky
to end (something) in usually an exciting or impressive way Talibans ... an impressive blitz start learning		cap
Having the mouth hanging loosely open as if in shock or confusion start learning		slack-jawed
bring under domination or control, especially by conquest. the invaders had soon _ most of the population start learning		subjugate
Goods stolen or taken forcibly from a person or place start learning		spoils
a decision has not yet been reached on a controversial subject start learning		the jury is out
to talk lies or things that are not entirely true start learning		telling porkies
To give a large amount of money to pay for creating a college, hospital, etc in 1937, Mellon _ the National Gallery start learning		Endow
unable to think clearly; confused or perplexed. start learning		befuddled
To realise something (usually suddenly). Also, a small, thin branch of a tree. start learning		to twig She’s six months pregnant, and he still hasn’t twigged
to be successful at the early stage of doing something The new Prime Minister has _, but he still has to demonstrate what manner of leader he is going to be. start learning		to get off to a good start
decaying or rotting and emitting a fetid smell start learning		putrid
unsure about what to say, think or do start learning		nonplussed She was nonplussed, but quickly collected herself, explained that the plumbing had been acting up for days, and told them to pay it no mind
pretentious or pompous start learning		up-itself he was way up-itself

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