garble
to change a message, sound, or image so that it is unclear or distorted
Movie vocabulary
English vocabulary and difficulty for Titanic (1997)
Type: Movie
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haltingly
in a hesitant way, with pauses or uncertainty
sidesaddle
a saddle that lets a rider sit with both legs on one side of the horse
whir
to make a low, steady sound like a small machine or insect
slicking
making something smooth and glossy
rootless
having no roots
sorrowed
feeling or showing deep sadness, especially after a death or loss
topcoat
a coat worn over other clothes for warmth or formal wear
trousseau
the clothes, linens, and other items a bride prepares for marriage
cotillion
a formal dance or ball, especially one for young people making their social debut
reverberate
to echo or sound again and again
uncouth
rude, badly mannered, or lacking refinement
firmament
the sky, especially when described in a poetic or religious way
martinet
a person who is very strict about rules and discipline
aghast
shocked and horrified
impugn
to challenge or question the truth, validity, or honesty of something
gurgle
to make a bubbling sound while moving through liquid
stateroom
a private room or cabin on a ship or train
steerage
the cheapest class of accommodation on a ship
tumbleweed
a dry plant that breaks off at the root and rolls along in the wind
blare
to make a loud, harsh sound, or to make something do that
oft
often; frequently
displease
to make someone feel unhappy or annoyed
snicker
to laugh quietly in a way you try to hide