hoarsely
in a hoarse voice
Episode vocabulary
Midsomer Murders S12E6: English vocabulary
Season 12, Episode 6CrimeDramaMystery
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housebreaking
the crime of breaking into a house to steal or commit another crime
flounce
to walk or move in a dramatic, bouncy way, often to show anger or annoyance
guzzle
to drink something quickly and in large amounts
bosh
nonsense; foolish talk or ideas
salacious
showing too much interest in sex or sexual matters
framer
a worker who builds the wooden frame of a house
caw
the harsh cry of a crow
minder
a person who looks after someone, especially a child or a celebrity
inscribe
to write or carve words, letters, or a message on something
gamekeeper
a person who looks after game animals on a large estate or in a park
pique
a feeling of annoyance or hurt pride after being slighted
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beastly
cruel, unpleasant, or savage
droll
slightly odd or amusing in a dry, quiet way
oft
often; frequently
mortify
to make someone feel very embarrassed or ashamed
metabolize
to break down food or a substance in the body so it can be used
worser
an old or nonstandard comparative of bad, meaning worse
tweezers
a small tool with two arms used for picking up tiny objects or pulling out hairs or splinters
goring
to wound or kill by stabbing with a horn or tusk
livid
very angry
tradesman
a person whose job is to repair or install things in homes or buildings, such as plumbing, wiring, or carpentry
foxed
stained or discolored with brown spots, especially from age or dampness
wading
walking through water or another wet, muddy, or thick substance with effort