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accumulate
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to gradually get more and more of sth
amass
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collect sth, especially in large quantities
belongings
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things that you own and that can be moved
bin
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to throw away
breathtaking
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sth impressive and amazing for example the view
broad-minded
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willing to accept others behaviours and beliefs
clear-out
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get rid of things that you not longer use or need
clutter
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state of being untidy, having too many things
contemporary
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existing or happening now
controversial
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causing a lot of angry public discussions and disagreement
dated
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old-fashioned; belonging to a time in the past
decaying
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to gradually become bad or weak or be destroyed, often because of natural causes
drop out of
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to no longer take part in sth
fast-paced
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including lots of things happening quickly
get rid of something
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to free yourself from things that you dont need; to bins something/to throw something away
heap of
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a lot of sth; loads of
highly respected
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admired by many people fo their achievements and good qualities
hoard
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to accumulate sth for preservation, future use etc. in a hidden place
jewels
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pieces of jewellery or decorative objects that contain precious stones
junk
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things that are considered useless or not valuable
loads of
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a large amount of sth; heap of
mind-blowing
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sth surprising and not expected
mountains of
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large amounts od sth
much-anticipated
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sth that is really long and hard expected
opt out
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the act of choosing not to be a part in agreement
pick out
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to choose sth carefully from group of it
piles of
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a large quantity of something put together
possesion
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something that you have or own
pottery
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plates, bowls, etc that are made from clay
reach out to somebody
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to be seen or heard by somebody
ripped
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teared into small pieces
rubbish
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things that you throw away because you no longer want them
run out of
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to use something up or finish a supply of sth
self-defeating
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having an opposite effect than what you wanted to achieve
sort out
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to oganize things; to tidy
spill out
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to fall out of a container
spread out
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to arrange something so that it covers a large area
stacks of sth
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a large amounts of something
striking
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unexpected and unusual enough to attract attention
take out
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to move sth from one place to another
tangled
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twisted together in untidy way
thought provoking
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making people think seriously about particular topic
throw out
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to get rid of something that you no longer want or use
weapon
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an object such as knife, bomb etc. used to fighting and atacking
wear out
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to make something useless and not looking good because of too long usage
well documented
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having a lot of written evidence to proof something, support or explain it
well earned
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much deserved
witty
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using words in a funny or clever way

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