splutter
to speak in a quick, confused way, often because you are upset or excited
Episode vocabulary
Midsomer Murders S9E4: English vocabulary
Season 9, Episode 4CrimeDramaMystery
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filch
to steal something small or of little value
invigorate
to make someone or something feel more energetic or lively
balsamic
made with or flavored by balsamic vinegar
blotter
paper used to soak up extra ink or liquid
conversationalist
someone who is good at talking with people
clime
a place or region with a particular climate
tarpaulin
a large waterproof sheet used to cover or protect something
nib
the pointed metal tip of a pen that puts ink on paper
gamekeeper
a person who looks after game animals on a large estate or in a park
insipid
lacking flavor; bland
mangle
to badly damage something by tearing, crushing, or cutting it
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catamaran
a boat with two hulls joined together, often used for sailing or carrying passengers
ingratiate
to try to make someone like or approve of you, often by flattering them
experimentally
in a way that involves experiments or testing
neatness
the quality of being clean, tidy, and well arranged
bayed
to make a long, loud cry, especially like a hound
amiss
not quite right or normal
disaffected
dissatisfied with the people in power and no longer willing to support them
flog
to beat someone with a whip or stick as punishment
brimming
full to the top and likely to spill over
doze
to sleep lightly for a short time, especially when you are not fully asleep
welcomer
a person whose job or role is to welcome and help guests or newcomers
harlequin
a clown character in traditional Italian comedy, usually wearing a mask and a diamond-patterned costume