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Midsomer Murders S22E1: English vocabulary

Season 22, Episode 1CrimeDramaMystery

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  • utterer

    a person who says or speaks something

  • newfangled

    fashionably new, but often in a way that seems silly or unnecessary

  • ruination

    the act of ruining something, or the state of being ruined

  • gumption

    practical confidence and the ability to deal with problems

  • nub

    a small lump or bump

  • caw

    the harsh cry of a crow

  • gurgle

    to make a bubbling sound while moving through liquid

  • 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

  • flange

    a projecting flat rim or collar on a pipe, wheel, or other object

  • smithy

    a workshop where a blacksmith works

  • wallop

    to hit something hard, often with a single strong blow

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  • mooned

    to show your bare buttocks to someone as a joke or insult

  • befit

    to be suitable or appropriate for something

  • obliging

    willing and quick to help other people

  • welcomer

    a person whose job or role is to welcome and help guests or newcomers

  • leavings

    things that are left over after something is used, eaten, or finished

  • easel

    a stand that holds a painter's canvas or board while they work

  • silvering

    the process of turning silver in color

  • whimper

    to make quiet, weak sounds because you are scared, hurt, or upset

  • clank

    to make a sharp, hard metallic sound

  • rustle

    to make a soft, dry sound like leaves or paper moving

  • fathom

    a unit of length equal to six feet, used mainly for measuring water depth

  • prizing

    to value something very highly

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