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A mixture of water and ice, typically found on roads or sidewalks after snow has melted. A sloppy or disorganized mass of something. Related: mush, mire, mess, sludge.
FLOTE/floʊt/ · noun (archaic); also verb (obsolete)
"Flote" is an archaic English word that historically denoted a wave or body of water, and later served as a variant form of "float," meaning to rest or move on the surface of a liquid. It is no longer in ordinary modern use. Related: wave, billow, swell, float.
PADRONE/pædˈroʊneɪ/ · noun
A padrone is a person who acts as a sponsor or patron for immigrants, often helping them find employment or settle in a new country. In historical contexts, a padrone was often an Italian or other European immigrant who facilitated the entry of others from their home region. Related: patron, sponsor, benefactor, protector.
SPARS/spɑːrz/ · noun
A spar is a long, thin piece of wood or metal used to support or steady something, especially a mast or boom on a ship. In architecture, a spar is a horizontal beam that supports a roof or a bridge. Related: beam, rod, pole, mast.
AUDIO/ˈɔː.di.oʊ/ · noun
Sound, especially when recorded, transmitted, or reproduced electronically; also the electronic equipment or circuitry involved in recording and playing back sound. Related: sound, recording, playback, soundtrack.
GREAVED/ɡriːvd/ · verb
To mourn or lament the death of someone, typically in a formal or ritualistic manner. Related: mourn, lament, condole, eulogize.
SHOWS/ʃoʊz/ · verb, noun
To present or display something, typically for entertainment or information. A performance or exhibition, typically of a play, film, or television program. Related: exhibits, displays, presents, performs.
EXTRA/ˈɛkstrə/ · adjective, adverb, noun
Added beyond what is usual, expected, or required; additional or surplus. As a noun, it denotes something extra — an additional item, charge, or person. Related: additional, extraordinary, surplus, supplementary.
WRITE/raɪt/ · verb
To mark (letters, words, etc.) on a surface, typically with a pen or pencil. To create written content, such as a story, article, or message. Related: pen, compose, draft, scribble.
STUDY/stʌdi/ · noun, verb
A room in a house where a person studies or reads; to apply oneself to a subject in order to learn about it. Related: research, investigate, examine, analyze.
BOARD/bɔːrd/ (US); /bɔːd/ (UK) · noun, verb
As a noun, a long flat thin piece of material such as wood, or a committee that directs an organization. As a verb, to get on or into a ship, aircraft, train, or other vehicle. Related: plank, panel, committee, council.
GREAT/greɪt/ · adjective
Extremely good or of a high quality; impressive or attractive. Used to express admiration or approval. Related: excellent, superb, outstanding, impressive.
MUSIC/mjuːzɪk/ · noun
The art of arranging sounds in a sequence that is aesthetically pleasing and expressive, typically through melody, harmony, and rhythm. Music can be heard in various forms, including classical, jazz, rock, and pop. Related: sound, melody, harmony, rhythm.