slattern
a dirty, untidy woman
Movie vocabulary
Wuthering Heights: English vocabulary
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Preview useful vocabulary from the Wuthering Heights movie lexicon before you watch. The public list is general; Slovnyx adapts it to your learning profile in the app.
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infernally
in a very annoying or extreme way
unutterable
too strong, deep, or terrible to describe in words
abominably
in a very bad or unpleasant way
wheedle
to try to get something by flattering or gently persuading someone
ingrate
an ungrateful person
upbraid
to scold someone sharply for doing something wrong
catkin
a long, hanging cluster of flowers or pollen, found on some trees and plants
jesting
joking or intended as a joke
besotted
strongly in love with or obsessed with someone or something
bristly
having stiff, short hairs or sharp points sticking out
gladden
to make someone feel happier or more cheerful
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marriageable
old-fashioned: old enough or suitable for marriage
tawdry
showy in a cheap, tasteless way
freckled
having freckles on the skin
begrudge
to feel annoyed or resentful because someone else has something good
squalid
extremely dirty and unpleasant, often because of poverty or neglect
mope
to spend time feeling sad, bored, or sorry for yourself
untoward
unexpected and unpleasant, or not suitable for the situation
unfeeling
not showing sympathy or emotion; cold and uncaring
garish
too bright, colorful, or flashy in a way that looks ugly
periwinkle
a low-growing plant with small blue, purple, or white flowers
simpleton
a person who is not very smart or lacks common sense
tormenting
causing someone to feel great pain or suffering