defaulter
a person who does not pay a debt or other money owed
Movie vocabulary
English vocabulary and difficulty for Last Orders (2001)
Type: Movie
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tosser
an annoying or stupid person
soppy
too sentimental or emotional
begrudge
to feel annoyed or resentful because someone else has something good
prise
to force something open with a tool or by using leverage
transept
the part of a church that crosses the main central aisle and makes the building shape like a cross
whisking
to beat or stir food quickly with a whisk
wastage
the act of wasting something, especially money, time, or resources
measly
very small or too small to be satisfying
jockeying
competing hard for an advantage or position
forthwith
immediately; at once
humbles
to make someone feel less proud or less important
lodger
a person who pays to live in someone else's house, usually in a room
hock
to pawn something, especially to get money quickly
rearer
a person who breeds and cares for animals
leavings
things that are left over after something is used, eaten, or finished
splice
to join ropes or cables by weaving their strands together
silvering
the process of turning silver in color
butchery
the killing of many people or animals in a very violent way
shrinkage
the process of getting smaller in size or amount
nosing
the front edge of a step or stair
pram
a baby carriage that you push along while walking
hark
to listen carefully
butchering
the process of cutting an animal into pieces for meat