3. ADD UP CARD
2
DEFINITION.-To be reasonable, plausible, or
consistent; make sense. A
EXAMPLE: The burglar's testimony simply
did not add up because je war laying.
5. BRICKS CARD
4
DEFINITION.-A small rectangular block typically
made of fired or sun-dried clay, used in building. B
EXAMPLE: You need lots of bricks in order
to build your new house.
6. BLAME CARD
5
DEFINITION.- To say or think that a person or thing is
responsible for something bad that has happened. B
EXAMPLE: My father always blames
everything on me.
7. BURIED CARD
6
DEFINITION.- Put or hide under ground. The
definition of buried is to be covered up by something. B
EXAMPLE: A desk with piles of paperwork ,
books , and some other thing were buried me
last night..
8. BULGED CARD
7
DEFINITION.-To be completely filled with something. To become
swollen or protuberant. B
EXAMPLE: Their bags bulged with books
and papers.
9. CADDIED CARD
8
DEFINITION.-One hired to serve as an attendant to a
golfer, especially by carrying the golf clubs. C
EXAMPLE: During her degree, she took a
year off to work as a golf caddy in USA.
11. CHARITY CARD
10
DEFINITION .- The definition of charity is an act or feeling of
kindness or goodwill or a voluntary gift of money or time to those
in need.
C
EXAMPLE: Everybody knows that Charity
begins at home.
13. CRAMPED CARD
12
DEFINITION.- Feeling or causing someone to feel uncomfortably
confined or hemmed in by lack of space. C
EXAMPLE: His leg was cramping so badly
he could hardly move it.
14. CREAK CARD
13
DEFINITION.- To make a long, high sound : to make a sound like
the sound made by an old door when it opens or closes. C
EXAMPLE: The old floorboards creaked
under our feet.
15. CRAWL CARD
14
DEFINITION.- To move on your hands and knees.
C
EXAMPLE: The baby crawled across the
floor toward her mother.
16. CUT IN CARD
15
DEFINITION.-A shot in a movie that is edited into
another shot or scene. C
EXAMPLE: She cut in on a station wagon,
forcing the driver to brake.
17. CUT OFF CARD
16
DEFINITION.-A point or level that is a designated limit
of something. C
Example: If you cutoff that aid it would be a
disaster for him.
18. DAM CARD
17
DEFINITION.- A body of water confined by a barrier.
D
Example : Hydro-electric dams are built
which have turbines in them.
19. DELIGHTED CARD
18
DEFINITION: Made very happy : full of great pleasure
or satisfaction. D
EXAMPLE: The children were especially
delighted that there were enough cookies for
each of them to have two.
20. FAKE CARD
19
DEFINITION.- Having a false or misleading
appearance; fraudulent. F
EXAMPLE: Some actors are faking in order
to act in their movies.
21. FEATHER CARD
20
DEFINITION.- Any of the flat appendages growing from a bird's
skin and forming its plumage, consisting of a partly hollow horny
shaft fringed with vanes of barbs.
F
EXAMPLE: Many birds don’t have the same
feathers as the fénix bird.
22. FED UP CARD
21
DEFINITION.- Very tired of something : angry about
something that has continued for a long time. F
EXAMPLE: We've had one delay after
another, and I'm starting to feel pretty fed up.
23. FURNITURE CARD
22
DEFINITION.-Large movable equipment, such as tables and
chairs, used to make a house, office, or other space suitable for
living or working.
F
EXAMPLE: The hotel rooms are equipped
with original antique furniture.
24. FALL OUT CARD
23
DEFINITION.- To cut off relations over a quarrel
former friends who have fallen out. F
EXAMPLE: Club members were soon falling
out about how to spend the money they'd
made washing cars.
25. GRIPPED CARD
24
DEFINITION.- To grab or hold (something) tightly. To
get and hold the interest or attention of (someone). G
EXAMPLE: I gripped the door handle and
pulled as hard as I could.
26. GRUNT CARD
25
DEFINITION.- To make a short, low sound : to make a
grunt. G
EXAMPLE: The workers were grunting with
effort as they lifted the heavy furniture.
28. LUGGAGE CARD
27
DEFINITION.- The bags and suitcases that a person
carries when traveling. L
EXAMPLE: Passengers are limited to two
items of carry-on luggage.
29. NEEDLE CARD
28
DEFINITION.- A very fine slender piece of metal with a point at
one end and a hole or eye for thread at the other, used in sewing. N
EXAMPLE: That hole was made with a fine
sewing needle.
30. NOSEY CARD
29
DEFINITION.- Wanting to know about other people's
lives, problems, etc. N
EXAMPLE: A nosy coworker sat down right
next to us as we were having an unmistakably
private conversation.
31. PILED CARD
30
DEFINTION.- Place (things) one on top of another.
P
EXAMPLE:He has just a week to deliver a
huge pile of food to Marcelo’s house.
32. PRAWN CARD
31
DEFINITION.- A marine crustacean that resembles a
large shrimp. P
EXAMPLE: Many prawns are consider as the
best sea-food as shirmp around the world.
33. RUBBED CARD
32
DEFINITION.- Move one's hand or a cloth repeatedly back and
forth on the surface of (something) with firm pressure. R
EXAMPLE : He rubbed his hands with dove.
34. SCRAP CARD
33
DEFINITION.-A small piece or amount of something, esp. one that
is left over after the greater part has been used. S
EXAMPLE: Scraps of metal were collected
by those people in order to make something.
35. SLANTING CARD
34
DEFINITION.-To not be level or straight up and down.
S
EXAMPLE: The sunlight slanted down
through the leaves and branches of the trees.
36. SHORE CARD
35
DEFINITION.-Shore is the land closest to a body of
water. S
EXAMPLE: Near the water's edge on the
eastern shore is a colony of the rare mint
pennyroyal.
37. SLAVE CARD
36
DEFINITION.-A person who is the legal property of
another and is forced to obey them. S
EXAMPLE: By the time when my grand-
father was ten, he had become his slave, doing
all the housework.
39. STRUGGLE CARD
38
DEFINITION.- Struggle is defined as to do something
with difficulty. S
EXAMPLE: He gave the struggle his
attention, might observe the feat without
interest in the outcome.
40. STIRRED CARD
39
DEFINITION.-Move a spoon or other implement around in (a
liquid or other substance) in order to mix it thoroughly. S
EXAMPLE:I have stirred the batter until it
was well combined.
41. SORT OUT CARD
40
DEFINITION.-Classify: arrange or order by classes or
categories. S
EXAMPLE: She sorted out those important
things in easy groups to find them.
42. SUPPLE CARD
41
DEFINITION.-Readily adaptable or responsive to new situations.
Capable of or showing easy or graceful movement; lithe. S
Example: She is very athlete, her supple
fingers help her to achive that movements.
44. TAKE OVER CARD
43
DEFINITION.- An act of assuming control of something, esp. the
buying out of one company by another. T
EXAMPLE: I'll take over for her job until she
gets back from her vacations.
45. TAKE UP CARD
44
DEFINITION.-To develop an interest in or devotion to.To accept or
adopt for the purpose of assisting T
EXAMPLE: Ivan Vallejo took up mountain
climbing in Ecuador.
46. TREACHERY CARD
45
DEFINITION.-Harmful things that are done usually
secretly to a friend, your own country, etc. T
EXAMPLE: Things happened that first
exposed the treachery of one of these two
colleagues.
47. TRIMMED CARD
46
DEFINITION .- Decorate (something), typically with
contrasting items or pieces of material. T
EXAMPLE: Trimmed steering wheel coupled
with controls for both the computer and
stereo.
48. UPWARD CARD
47
DEFINITION.-Toward a higher place, position, degree,
amount, etc. U
EXAMPLE:They are moving upward socially
and economically.
49. WAGE CARD
48
DEFINITION.- An amount of money that a worker is paid based
on the number of hours, days, etc., that are worked. W
EXAMPLE: The company offers competitive
wages and good benefits.
50. WACKY CARD
49
DEFINITION.- Funny or amusing in a slightly odd or
peculiar way. W
EXAMPLE: A chance to start at the beginning
of this cheerfully wacky crime video game.
51. WASP CARD
50
DEFINITION.-a social winged insect that has a narrow waist and a
sting. It constructs a paper nest from wood pulp and raises the
larvae on a diet of insects.
W
EXAMPLE: If a wasp bite you , you will have
to go to the hospital by its poison.
