Words List

To hang around or move slowly without a clear purpose, often in a place without any specific aim or intention.

Not satisfied or content with currently prevailing conditions or circumstances.

An amount of money paid to someone, typically as a token of appreciation or gratitude, for their services or contributions, especially in situations where setting a fixed price is deemed inappropriate or against custom.

To make something sour or bitter.

Friendship; peaceful harmony.

The stamen is the pollen-bearing organ of a flower, comprising the filament and the anther.

Soft and limp; lacking firmness; flabby.

To make something hard, such as rock or tissue; to harden, especially through exposure to cold.

To overwhelm or bewilder, especially with the vastness, complexity, or unfamiliarity of something, as if it's challenging to grasp or comprehend.

Relating to or belonging to the heavenly realm of divine beings; celestial or divine in nature.

A crack or deep gap, especially in glacial ice or the Earth's surface.

An old-fashioned version of "burden."

To soil, stain, or tarnish.

To feel intense dislike or hatred towards something; to detest or loathe completely.

Also called a belt highway, a beltway is a highway that encircles the outer edge of an urban area.

A large, deep, covered dish used for serving soup, stew, or other foods.

To express strong disapproval or criticism; to speak negatively about something, declaring it as flawed or worthless.

Relating to or characteristic of priests; pertaining to the activities, duties, or qualities associated with priesthood.

To produce a distinctive short and sharp sound, typically associated with small birds and certain insects.

Pleasantly easy to approach and talk to; friendly, cordial, warmly polite.

A condition where the jaw muscles experience spasms, making it challenging to open the mouth.

Having the same substance, essence, or nature, particularly referring to the three divine persons of the Christian Trinity.

To quickly leave or go away; typically used as a command.

To gently pour wine or another liquid, avoiding disturbance to any sediment.

The indirect or remote effects or results of some event or action.

Difficult to deal with; argumentative and peevish; often unwilling to agree or compromise.

A person who switches to the opposite party or faction, reverses principles, or exhibits disloyalty; a renegade.

To take away possessions or valuable things from someone by force; to rob, plunder, or pillage.

Representing three entities as one united whole, such as the concept of the Trinity in Christianity.

Attracting attention through flashy or vulgar displays, but lacking genuine value or substance; tawdry.