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Bridgerton S1E3: English vocabulary

Season 1, Episode 3Drama

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  • cavort

    to jump or move around in a lively, playful way

  • simper

    to smile in a shy, affected, or flirtatious way

  • circlet

    a small ring or band, especially one worn on the head as decoration

  • meddlesome

    too interested in other people's private matters; nosy

  • demure

    quiet, modest, and a little shy

  • perchance

    perhaps; possibly

  • forethought

    careful planning for what may happen in the future

  • bevy

    a large group of people or things of one kind

  • gaggle

    a group of geese on the ground or on the water

  • sweepings

    bits of dirt, dust, and other small waste collected when you sweep a floor

  • conversationalist

    someone who is good at talking with people

  • spellbound

    so fascinated or amazed that you pay complete attention

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  • vicariously

    in a way that is experienced through someone else's actions or feelings

  • miscellany

    a collection of different things, often mixed together

  • beastly

    cruel, unpleasant, or savage

  • pianoforte

    an old word for a piano

  • boastful

    too proud and eager to show off your own achievements or abilities

  • wench

    a girl or young woman, especially in old-fashioned or informal use

  • daub

    to spread or smear something thickly and carelessly on a surface

  • bewitch

    to make someone feel strongly attracted or fascinated

  • addendum

    extra information added at the end of a book, report, or document

  • swoon

    to faint, especially from strong emotion or excitement

  • presumptuous

    too confident in a way that is rude or not appropriate

  • dally

    to spend time doing something slowly or without purpose

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