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To express disapproval or annoyance, typically by making a tutting sound. Related: tsk, tsked at, tsked out, tsked over.
MINGED/mɪndʒd/ · verb
To feel queasy or nauseous, typically after drinking too much alcohol. To be in a state of nausea. Related: groggy, queasy, nauseous, sick.
URGENCY/ˈɜːrdʒənsi/ · noun
A pressing need or sense of importance; a situation that requires immediate action. A state of being urgent. Related: importance, pressingness, haste, expediency.
NOTABLE/ˈnoʊtəbəl/ · adjective
Worthy of notice or attention; remarkable or distinguished. A person or thing that is notable is one that is famous, important, or impressive. Related: remarkable, distinguished, famous, noteworthy.
BOOKS/bʊks/ · noun
Books are bound collections of written or printed pages forming a complete published work; as a plural noun it refers to multiple such works. As a verb form, 'books' is the third-person singular present tense of 'book', meaning to reserve or arrange in advance. Related: volumes, titles, works, texts.
MIGRANT/mɪˈɡreɪnt/ · noun
A person who moves from one place to another, often for work or to escape war or persecution. A person or animal that moves from one region to another at certain times of the year, typically to find food or a more favorable climate. Related: immigrant, refugee, nomad, traveler.
ZOMBIE/ˈzoʊmbi/ · noun
A reanimated corpse that feeds on the living, typically depicted as a slow-moving, flesh-eating creature. In modern usage, also refers to a person who is apathetic or unresponsive, often due to a lack of interest or enthusiasm. Related: ghoul, ghast, undead, revenant.
CULTS/kʌlts/ · noun
Cults is the plural of cult: groups of people devoted to a person, belief system, or object of veneration, especially religious or quasi-religious movements regarded as unorthodox or extreme. The word can also refer collectively to systems of worship or intense popular devotion themselves. Related: sects, denominations, movements, factions.
ABDUCT/əbˈdʌkt/ · verb
To take someone away illegally by force or deception, typically in order to obtain a ransom. In anatomy and physiology, to move a limb or part of the body away from the midline of the body. Related: kidnap, snatch, seize, carry off.
STAPLE/ˈsteɪpəl/ · noun, verb
A metal fastener used for joining papers or fabrics together, typically by driving it through the materials and then bending its legs to hold them in place. To make or provide the main food supply for a place or a person. Related: fastener, pin, tack, clip.
UNDEAD/ʌnˈdeɪd/ · adjective
Not alive; having died but revived, as in the case of a zombie or vampire. Also, not existing or functioning in a normal or healthy way. Related: lifeless, dead, deceased, zombie.