Episode vocabulary

Star Trek S1E15: English vocabulary

Season 1, Episode 15Sci-Fi & FantasyDrama

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  • tranquilize

    to give a person or animal a drug that makes them calm or unconscious

  • billow

    a large wave or a swelling mass of water, smoke, or fabric

  • reanimation

    the act of bringing someone or something back to life or consciousness

  • balmy

    pleasantly warm and mild, especially weather

  • incipient

    just starting to develop or appear

  • mangle

    to badly damage something by tearing, crushing, or cutting it

  • fiendish

    very cruel, evil, or unpleasant

  • worser

    an old or nonstandard comparative of bad, meaning worse

  • vaporize

    to change a liquid or solid into a gas

  • smolder

    to burn slowly and give off smoke, but no flame

  • degenerative

    causing a gradual loss of strength, ability, or quality

  • energize

    to make someone feel more energetic or enthusiastic

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  • synchronous

    happening at the same time

  • implausible

    not believable or not likely to be true

  • maw

    the mouth or throat of a large or fierce animal

  • allay

    make a feeling such as fear, worry, or pain less strong

  • bayed

    to make a long, loud cry, especially like a hound

  • frigid

    very cold

  • squirm

    to twist and move your body from side to side, especially because you feel nervous or uncomfortable

  • ratting

    the act of hunting or trapping rats

  • regenerative

    able to regrow or renew itself

  • outflank

    to move around the side of an enemy or obstacle to gain an advantage

  • gorged

    having eaten too much

  • mooned

    to show your bare buttocks to someone as a joke or insult

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