pellucid
very clear and bright; easy to see through
Episode vocabulary
Midsomer Murders S22E6: English vocabulary
Season 22, Episode 6CrimeDramaMystery
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incomer
a person who has recently come to live in a place
twaddle
foolish or pointless talk or writing
unbending
not willing to change your opinions or decisions; very firm and strict
wimple
a cloth covering for the head, neck, and chin, worn by some women in the Middle Ages or by nuns in some orders
penetrative
able to pierce or pass through something
buggery
sexual intercourse involving anal penetration, especially between men
redden
to make something red or become red
loiter
to stand or wait somewhere without a clear reason or purpose
occultist
a person who studies or practices occult beliefs or magic
finality
the quality of being final and not open to change
harpy
a mythical creature with a woman's face and a bird's body or wings
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reputedly
according to what people say or believe; allegedly
worser
an old or nonstandard comparative of bad, meaning worse
dabble
to put your hands or feet into water and move them gently
amethyst
a purple gemstone made from a type of quartz
brimstone
an old word for sulfur
pentagram
a five-pointed star shape, often used as a symbol in magic or religion
divorcee
a person who is divorced
ratting
the act of hunting or trapping rats
swindle
to trick someone into giving you money or something valuable
figment
something imagined or invented, especially something that is not real
mooned
to show your bare buttocks to someone as a joke or insult
welcomer
a person whose job or role is to welcome and help guests or newcomers