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Outlander S6E8: English vocabulary

Season 6, Episode 8DramaSci-Fi & Fantasy

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  • sassenach

    a Scottish word for an English person, often used in a teasing or unfriendly way

  • pungency

    a strong, sharp smell or taste

  • jemmy

    a short crowbar used for forcing doors or windows open

  • hereabouts

    in this area or place; nearby

  • billow

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

  • nearness

    the state of being near in space or time

  • lout

    a rude, noisy, or aggressive man or boy

  • debauched

    showing wild and immoral behavior, especially involving sex, alcohol, or drugs

  • crabby

    bad-tempered and easily annoyed

  • bairn

    a child

  • contrition

    a feeling of deep regret for something wrong you have done

  • litany

    a long series of prayers or complaints

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  • herein

    in this document or text

  • surety

    the state of being certain about something

  • dreadfully

    very; extremely

  • presbytery

    the house where a priest lives, usually next to a church

  • sundry

    various; of different kinds

  • louse

    a small parasitic insect that lives in hair or on the body

  • savor

    to enjoy something very much by paying close attention to it

  • countenance

    a person's face or expression

  • palmed

    to hide something in your hand, especially secretly

  • entitle

    to give someone the right to have or do something

  • heartily

    in a warm, friendly, and enthusiastic way

  • auld

    old; used in Scottish English

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