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American Dad! S14E21: English vocabulary

Season 14, Episode 21AnimationComedy

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  • hoarsely

    in a hoarse voice

  • thwack

    to hit something with a sharp, loud blow

  • slicking

    making something smooth and glossy

  • evilly

    in a cruel, wicked, or evil way

  • poultice

    a soft, moist mass put on the skin to ease pain or swelling

  • shallowly

    in a shallow way or to a shallow depth

  • plop

    to fall or land with a soft, dull sound

  • ventriloquism

    the skill of making it seem as if a voice is coming from a puppet or another object

  • gurgle

    to make a bubbling sound while moving through liquid

  • plaintive

    sounding sad, weak, or full of sorrow

  • muffle

    to make a sound quieter or less clear

  • balsa

    a tropical tree that produces balsa wood

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  • worser

    an old or nonstandard comparative of bad, meaning worse

  • penalize

    to punish someone for breaking a rule or law

  • skittle

    a small, round candy with a hard sugar shell

  • statics

    the study of forces on structures that are not moving

  • tumbler

    a drinking glass with straight sides and no handle

  • latching

    the act of fastening something with a latch

  • pungent

    having a strong, sharp taste or smell

  • hydrate

    to drink enough water or other liquid to keep your body healthy

  • blockhead

    a stupid person

  • larynx

    the part of the throat that contains the vocal cords

  • snot

    thick mucus from the nose

  • nosing

    the front edge of a step or stair

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