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A person who writes, especially one who writes books or articles as a profession. A writer of a particular type of writing, such as a screenwriter or a copywriter. Related: writer, author, scribe, scribe.
CHESTY/ˈtʃɛsti/ · adjective
(Informal) Having a large or prominent bust; buxom. Also, chiefly British: relating to or characterized by congestion in the chest, as of a cough or cold. Related: buxom, full-bosomed, curvy, voluptuous.
HAPAX/ˈhæpæks/ · noun
A word or phrase that appears only once in a text, corpus, or language. Related: monogenes, single occurrence.
KOMBU/kɒmbuː/ · noun
Kombu is a type of edible seaweed, commonly used in Japanese cuisine, particularly in dashi, a traditional broth. Related: wakame, nori, dulse, kelp.
CYSTS/sɪsts/ · noun
Cysts is the plural of cyst: a closed sac or capsule in the body, typically containing fluid, semisolid material, or gas. Cysts may form in virtually any tissue and can be benign or, less commonly, associated with disease. Related: sacs, vesicles, nodules.
MYTHUS/mɪθəs/ · noun
A mythus is a mythical or legendary story, often featuring supernatural or extraordinary elements. It can also refer to a person or thing that embodies a particular myth or legend. Related: legend, myth, fable, tale.
WHISH/wɪʃ/ · verb
to wish or desire something, often in a vague or indefinite way. Related: wish, desire, long, hanker.
PATTERN/ˈpætnən/ · noun, verb
A repeated design or shape, a model or example to be followed, or a regular or consistent way of doing something. Related: model, example, design, scheme.
PIN/pɪn/ · noun, verb
A small metal or plastic device used for fastening or holding things together, typically by passing through a hole. To fix or secure something in place with a pin. Related: tack, fastener, peg, clasp.
TRAP/træp/ · noun, verb
A device for catching or holding something, typically by means of a spring or a trigger. To catch or ensnare someone or something. Related: snare, net, spring, snatch.
GROUP/gruːp/ · noun, verb
A number of individuals or things that are related or associated in some way; a collection of people or things that are grouped together. To bring or gather into a group. Related: set, collection, assembly, gang.
RUN/rʌn/ · verb, noun
To move quickly by foot, typically at a speed greater than walking. A race over a short distance. Related: sprint, dash, rush, hurry.
JURY/ˈdʒʊəri/ · noun
A group of people chosen to hear evidence and decide on the guilt or innocence of someone in a court of law. A group of people who are chosen to decide on the quality of something. Related: panel, court, tribunal, assembly.
FEAR/fɪə(r)/ · noun, verb
An unpleasant emotion caused by the threat of danger, pain, or harm; as a verb, to be afraid of someone or something. Related: dread, terror, fright, panic.
INVOLVE/ɪnˈvɒlv/ · verb
To take part in or be a part of something; to include or involve someone or something in a plan or activity. Related: include, involve, encompass, comprise.