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Midsomer Murders S7E6: English vocabulary

Season 7, Episode 6CrimeDramaMystery

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  • reconsecrate

    to make a place or object holy again

  • flogger

    a whip made of several short leather strips

  • homeopath

    a person who treats people with homeopathy

  • whir

    to make a low, steady sound like a small machine or insect

  • mountebank

    a person who tricks others, especially by pretending to have special knowledge or skills

  • medicate

    to give someone medicine, or to treat a condition with medicine

  • irascible

    easily annoyed or angered

  • satanist

    a person who believes in or practices Satanism

  • jaunt

    a short trip taken for pleasure

  • crumple

    to crush or press into wrinkles or folds

  • churchgoer

    a person who goes to church regularly

  • presto

    used to say that something has happened quickly or as if by magic

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  • sanctify

    to make something holy or sacred

  • lozenge

    a small tablet you let dissolve in your mouth, often for a sore throat

  • rabble

    a noisy, disorderly crowd

  • drivel

    nonsense or stupid talk

  • livid

    very angry

  • mantelpiece

    the shelf or ledge above a fireplace

  • clucking

    the short, low sound a hen makes

  • brimstone

    an old word for sulfur

  • bearable

    able to be endured without too much pain, trouble, or discomfort

  • cluck

    a short, low sound made by a hen

  • vicarage

    the house where a vicar lives

  • foxed

    stained or discolored with brown spots, especially from age or dampness

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