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Supernatural S4E2: English vocabulary

Season 4, Episode 2DramaMysterySci-Fi & Fantasy

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  • slicking

    making something smooth and glossy

  • perdition

    in Christian belief, the state of eternal punishment after death; hell

  • smite

    to hit or punish someone or something severely

  • grope

    to feel your way with your hands in the dark or when you cannot see clearly

  • worser

    an old or nonstandard comparative of bad, meaning worse

  • pestilence

    a deadly disease that spreads quickly through many people

  • wormwood

    a plant with a strong bitter taste, used in medicine and in making absinthe

  • afoot

    already happening or about to happen

  • rabid

    having rabies

  • hemlock

    a highly poisonous plant with small white flowers and a bad smell

  • strapping

    tall, strong, and healthy-looking

  • cuneiform

    an ancient writing system made of wedge-shaped marks

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  • scoot

    to move or go somewhere quickly, often in a playful or casual way

  • ahold

    the ability to contact or reach someone, especially in get ahold of

  • poling

    the act of moving a boat by pushing a pole against the bottom of the water

  • shredding

    the act of cutting or tearing something into small pieces

  • fillet

    a boneless piece of meat or fish

  • angelic

    having the qualities of an angel, especially being very kind, gentle, or beautiful

  • lucifer

    a match that lights when struck

  • evener

    something that makes a surface, line, or shape even or level

  • lore

    traditional knowledge, stories, and beliefs about a subject or group

  • holy hell

    an informal exclamation used to show strong surprise, shock, or annoyance

  • break the seal

    to go to the toilet, especially for the first time after drinking alcohol

  • true say

    an informal way of agreeing with someone or saying that something is true

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