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The Simpsons S11E12: English vocabulary

Season 11, Episode 12FamilyAnimationComedy

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  • cranny

    a small crack or narrow opening in a wall, rock, or surface

  • bunt

    to hit a ball lightly and push it forward, especially in baseball

  • cantaloupe

    a sweet melon with orange flesh and a rough, ribbed skin

  • chowder

    a thick soup, often made with seafood, corn, potatoes, and milk or cream

  • honeydew

    a sweet, sticky substance made by bees from flower nectar

  • drivel

    nonsense or stupid talk

  • meringue

    a mixture of egg white and sugar, beaten until stiff and baked or dried

  • ahoy

    used to call out to someone or to get attention, especially in a playful pirate style

  • bronchitis

    a chest illness that makes the airways swollen and causes coughing

  • nosing

    the front edge of a step or stair

  • indestructible

    impossible or very hard to destroy or damage

  • slighting

    showing disrespect or contempt

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  • pancreatic

    relating to the pancreas

  • wasteful

    using too much of something valuable, especially money, time, or food

  • nook

    a small, quiet corner or hidden space

  • venerable

    respected because of age, wisdom, or long experience

  • evener

    something that makes a surface, line, or shape even or level

  • baggy

    loose and hanging in folds

  • whoop

    to shout loudly because you are excited or happy

  • swirl

    to move in a circular or spiraling motion

  • keg

    a small barrel, often used for beer or other drinks

  • raving

    showing strong enthusiasm or excitement

  • parry

    to block or defend against an attack, especially with a quick counter-move

  • Three Stooges

    a humorous way to refer to a group of three people who are acting silly or foolishly

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