Words List

Unwilling to consider other opinions; stubbornly sticking to one's own ideas.

A person who avoids work and relies on others for support; a loafer or idler.

To clumsily and awkwardly handle or perform a task; to botch a job.

Nautical. Describing something marked with buoys or distinctively marked floats, such as a buoyed channel that guides ships or a buoyed swimming area where activities are restricted.

A rough, prickly covering around the seeds of certain plants, such as the chestnut or burdock.

To produce a bubbling sound; to bubble.

Something that is carried, such as a load. For example, the weight a horse carries with its rider and pack is considered a burden.

The simple past tense and past participle of the verb "burn."

An old-fashioned version of "burden."

To navigate through wooded areas by cutting through undergrowth, branches, and similar obstacles.

Having a full bosom, particularly used to describe a woman.

A person who purchases goods or services; someone who buys.

A secondary action or speech occurring alongside the main action, particularly on the stage.

Referring to something that has passed or gone by; belonging to an earlier time or former period.

A heavy and strong rope.

To make a loud, broken, and high-pitched sound, resembling the cry of a hen.

A rhythmic flow or sequence, typically used to refer to the modulation or inflection of sound, as in music or speech.

A student enrolled in a national service academy, private military school, or on a training ship.

A person or thing that makes a call.

To falsely and maliciously make statements that damage someone's reputation; to slander.

Glowing; emitting a bright light, like incandescent materials.

A person who seeks an office, honor, or position.

to engage in cannibalism or to use parts of something to repair or build another similar thing.

relating to, established by, or conforming to a canon or canons.

In the context of religion, specifically within the Christian Church, "canonize" is a verb used with an object. It refers to the act of officially recognizing and placing an individual in the canon of saints, a list of those acknowledged as holy and worthy of veneration. This process is akin to beatification but holds a distinct significance within the ecclesiastical framework.

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

A gentle and easy gallop.

Do you understand?

The act of surrendering or yielding, typically under specific terms or conditions.

A musical composition characterized by a free and irregular style.