overdraw
to spend more money than you have in a bank account
Episode vocabulary
Midsomer Murders Season 1 Episode 1: English vocabulary
Season 1 Episode 11997CrimeDramaMystery
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aerie
the nest of a bird of prey, usually built high on a cliff or in a tall tree
prepay
to pay for something before it is due or before you receive it
dissemble
to hide your true feelings, thoughts, or intentions
naughtiness
the quality of being naughty or mischievous
anchovy
a small salty fish often eaten preserved in oil or salt
scuff
to scrape or drag your foot or shoe along the ground
bludgeon
a heavy stick or club used as a weapon
worser
an old or nonstandard comparative of bad, meaning worse
tweezers
a small tool with two arms used for picking up tiny objects or pulling out hairs or splinters
beautify
to make something look more attractive
personalize
to change something so it fits a person's needs or preferences
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befall
to happen to someone, especially something bad
blackmailer
a person who demands money or something else by threatening to reveal damaging or embarrassing information
sombrero
a Mexican hat with a very wide brim
remarriage
the act of marrying again after a previous marriage has ended
bramble
a thorny bush, especially one that produces blackberries
leavings
things that are left over after something is used, eaten, or finished
wellingtons
a waterproof rubber boot, usually reaching up to the knee
whiplash
a neck injury caused by a sudden jerking of the head, often in a car accident
redeemer
a person who saves or rescues someone from a bad situation
fated
destined to happen; controlled by fate
matrimony
the state of being married
ferocity
the quality of being very fierce, violent, or intense