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Shrewd, careful, and astute in judgment, especially in practical or financial matters; showing sharp worldly wisdom. In Scottish and Northern English usage it also means pleasant, nice, or attractive. Related: shrewd, astute, sagacious, sharp.
BUXOM/ˈbʌksəm/ · adjective
(Of a woman) plump and full-bosomed, with full curves; attractively voluptuous. Related: voluptuous, curvaceous, full-figured, shapely.
DORIC/ˈdɒrɪk/ · adjective
Relating to ancient Doris in Greece or the Dorian Greeks, especially their plain, sturdy style of classical architecture characterized by simple columns without bases and plain capitals. Also used to describe the Doric dialect of ancient Greek or, in Scotland, the broad Scots vernacular. Related: classical, Grecian, austere, rustic.
ENATE/ˈiːneɪt/ or /ˈɛneɪt/ · adjective; also noun
Growing out or issuing from something; in genealogical use, related through the maternal line — connected by descent from the same mother rather than the father. Related: maternal, cognate, uterine, related.
SHEEN/ʃiːn/ · noun
A smooth, glossy appearance or surface; a lustrous quality. A bright, shining quality, especially of a color. Related: lustre, gloss, shine, luster.
MISHAP/mɪˈʃæp/ · noun
An unfortunate accident or mishap; an unexpected event that causes trouble or damage. Related: accident, blunder, calamity, disaster.
GRIKE/ɡraɪk/ · noun
A grike is a deep, narrow fissure or crack in limestone or other soluble rock, often found in areas subject to karst processes. Related: fissure, crack, crevice, fissure.
EVENTS/ɪˈvɛnts/ · noun
The plural of 'event': things that happen or take place, especially significant occurrences; also organized occasions such as concerts, competitions, or ceremonies. Related: occurrences, happenings, incidents, affairs.
MERFOLK/mɜːrfɔːk/ · noun
A mythical creature, typically depicted as a humanoid with fish-like features, said to inhabit the sea. Related: mermaid, merman, sea creature, aquatic being.
Relating to, living in, or growing in water; of or connected with water. Related: water-based, marine, freshwater, hydro.
FEMALE/ˈfiːmeɪl/ · noun and adjective
Of or relating to the sex that typically produces ova or bears young; as a noun, an organism of this sex. In humans and animals it is also used broadly to denote things characterized by qualities traditionally associated with women. Related: woman (for human contexts), lady, girl (for young females), feminine.
TAILS/tɛɪlz/ · noun, verb
The back or rear part of something, especially an animal. To turn the back or rear part of something towards something else. Related: rear, back, hindquarters, aft.
MORTAL/mɔːrˈtəl/ · adjective
Having a limited lifespan; subject to death. Destined to die; mortal in nature. Related: human, temporary, ephemeral, fleeting.
COMICS/ˈkɒmɪks/ (British), /ˈkɑːmɪks/ (US) · noun
Comics is a plural noun used chiefly as a plural form referring to comic strips, comic books, or the medium of sequential art combined with text; it also functions as a singular mass noun denoting the art form itself. Related: comic strips, funnies, graphic novels, comic books.