intoxicate
to affect with alcohol or drugs, especially so that someone becomes confused or less clear-minded
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English vocabulary and difficulty for Send Help (2026)
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bleeder
a person who bleeds easily or a lot
outplay
to play better than an opponent and beat them
shamble
to walk slowly with heavy, dragging steps
savant
a very learned person, especially a scholar or scientist
ratting
the act of hunting or trapping rats
starched
made stiff with starch
lashing
a rope or cord used for tying or fastening things
noxious
harmful, poisonous, or unpleasant to breathe, eat, or touch
disobedient
not willing to obey rules or authority
leavings
things that are left over after something is used, eaten, or finished
queasy
feeling slightly sick and as if you might vomit
gouge
to cut or scrape a deep hole or mark in something
accost
to approach and speak to someone in a bold or threatening way
outwit
to defeat or trick someone by being more clever than they are
outlast
to last longer than someone or something else
sustenance
food and drink that give a person strength and keep them alive
poling
the act of moving a boat by pushing a pole against the bottom of the water
nibble
to take small bites of something
scone
a small baked bread roll, often served with tea
conch
a large sea snail with a spiral shell
submissive
willing to obey other people and accept their control
ferment
to change sugar or other substances into alcohol, gas, or acid using yeast or bacteria
securely
in a way that is safe, fixed firmly, or not likely to move