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Excrement; feces. (In British English, also used as an exclamation of disgust or annoyance.) Related: crap, dung, excrement, muck.
LEMMA/ˈlɛmə/ · noun
A word or expression to which a set of words or phrases can be reduced, often by a process of inflection or derivation. In linguistics, a lemma is the base form of a word, from which all other forms are derived. Related: base form, root word, stem, prototype.
SKALD/skɔːld/ · noun
A poet or songwriter, especially in medieval Scandinavia; a Viking poet. A person who composes and recites verse, especially in a formal or ritualistic manner. Related: poet, bard, minstrel, rhapsodist.
Bruises are injuries to body tissue, typically the skin, caused by a blow or impact that ruptures small blood vessels beneath the surface without breaking the skin, producing discoloration and tenderness. As a verb, it is the third-person singular of 'bruise': to injure tissue in this way, or more broadly to damage or dent something. Related: contusions, welts, injuries, marks.
SNOW/snɔʊ/ · noun, verb
A natural substance composed of ice crystals that falls from the sky during winter, or to cover a surface with a layer of this substance. Snow can also refer to a white or pale color, especially one that is dull and lacking in brightness. Related: ice, frost, hail, sleet.
TEAM/tɛm/ · noun, verb
A group of people working together to achieve a common goal, or to play a game or sport together. To form or join a group of people working together. Related: crew, squad, group, party.
BLOOD/blʌd/ · noun
The red fluid that circulates through the arteries and veins of humans and other vertebrates, carrying oxygen and nutrients to the tissues and removing waste products; also used figuratively to mean family lineage, violence or killing, or a person's temperament. Related: lifeblood, lineage, kinship, gore.
BODY/ˈbɒdi/ (UK), /ˈbɑːdi/ (US) · noun
The physical structure, including bones, flesh, and organs, of a person or an animal. More broadly, the main or central part of something, or a collective group of people organized for a purpose. Related: physique, form, figure, frame.
SQUAT/skwɒt/ · verb, noun
To sit on one's haunches, with the legs folded under the body. A person who sits in this position, typically to rest or exercise. Related: crouch, kneel, sit, hunker.
PULL/pʌl/ · verb, noun
To move something towards oneself by applying force, typically with the hands. A forceful or sudden movement, often with the hands. Related: draw, haul, drag, tug.
TEST/tɛst/ · noun, verb
A test is an assessment or evaluation of something, often to determine its quality or effectiveness. A test can also be a trial or experiment. Related: trial, evaluation, assessment, experiment.
FIT/fɪt/ · verb, noun, adjective
To be of the right size or shape for something, or to be suitable or appropriate for a purpose. As a noun, it denotes a sudden attack of a medical condition such as epilepsy, and as an adjective (chiefly British informal), it means physically attractive. Related: suitable, appropriate, suited, healthy.