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Cabuliwallah – a fruit seller
What is a father-in-law? Your wife’s or husband’s father Vexed – means ‘cross’ Prattle – another word for babies non-stop chatter Embarked – means started on Contrived – made up Involuntarily – couldn’t help it Turban – an Indian head dressing Precarious – uncertain, chance of collapsing Clung – held onto Demur – objection Impending – something bad about to happen Judicious – well-judged Bribery – a gift to win favour Quaint – old fashioned and attractive |
Nasal – through the nose
Witticism - a funny statement New-fangled – modern Discomfited - embarrassed Intervene – prevent Conquest – a prize to win (usually in war or of mountains) Sturdy – strong Formidable – powerful or capable Conjure - Magically appear Vivid – extremely clearly Timid – shy Merchandise – things to sell Queer – strange Improbably – unlikely Dread – fear Persisted – continued Indefinite – lasting for an unknown amount of time |
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