jibber
to talk quickly and unclearly
Episode vocabulary
Midsomer Murders S11E1: English vocabulary
Season 11, Episode 1CrimeDramaMystery
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bellyache
a complaint or grumble, especially one that is repeated a lot
snigger
to laugh quietly in a way that shows scorn or amusement
whir
to make a low, steady sound like a small machine or insect
imploded
collapsed inward suddenly and violently
slapper
a woman who has sex with many people, used as an insult
horrify
to make someone feel very shocked, frightened, or disgusted
chicanery
dishonest or sneaky behavior used to get what you want, especially in politics or business
codicil
a legal note added to a will to change or explain part of it
shagged
very tired; exhausted
biddy
an old woman, especially one who is annoying or meddlesome
warble
to sing with a light, trilling sound
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perversity
the quality of being deliberately contrary to what is reasonable or expected
menacingly
in a way that seems threatening or dangerous
sputter
to make a series of short, soft explosive sounds
abhor
to feel strong dislike or hatred for something
muffle
to make a sound quieter or less clear
proclivity
a tendency to do or like something, often something bad or unusual
shamble
to walk slowly with heavy, dragging steps
underling
a person who is lower in rank or status than someone else, especially in a job or organization
pinking
to cut the edge of fabric with pinking shears
worser
an old or nonstandard comparative of bad, meaning worse
cackle
to laugh in a loud, harsh, and unpleasant way
rajah
a ruler or prince in India