1. Ignite (verb) To start burning To make something start burning

2. Dirty-interior car

3. She is squatting to clip the flowers

4. Burst

5. Diamond, Ruby, and Topaz are the most famous “precious” stones

6. Intensity: the quality or condition of being concentrated and intenseThe LCC is an intensive English program. You learn English 4 hours/day every day for 12 weeks. That’s intensive intensity!

7. Raw unprocessed or uncooked Well done

8. Convulse:to shake violently with laughter, anger, pain, etc.

9. Get something down

10. Lure: To lure someone means to trick them into a particular place or to trick them into doing something that they should not do it. To lure someone means to trick them into a particular place or to trick them into doing something that they should not do it.

11. Spear: A spear is a weapon consisting of a long pole with a sharp metal point attached to the end. If you spear something , you push or throw a pointed object into it.

12. Lure : A decoy; live or especially artificial bait used in fishing or trapping.

13. Ash The ashes of the forest was the only thing left after the fire.

14. kneel This guy is kneeling

15. Fade Everything looks faded after a long and hard test

16. Whine Babies usually whine when they are hungry

17. Abrupt (adj.): sudden A dolphin abruptly appeared when I was sitting near the ocean

18. FLAMMABLE

19. POWDERY

20. PAINSTAKING

21. GLOW

22. INHALE

23. Isolated (adj) : Separate so as to be alone Set a place apart Antarctica is ______________ from the rest of the world.

24. The infectiousdiseases don’t necessarily have to be of the microbial or viral variety.

25. ERADICATE

26. LITERATE

27. Routinely (adv): Regularly, habitually, unimaginatively, or rote procedure Eg: Doing housework every day was not how she had imaged her life would be.

28. Numerous(adj) Very many, being or existing in great quantity

29. Outcome If you flip a coin, you will have two outcomes; heads or tails.

30. Straightforward: easy to understand; not complicated Spending money in shopping is a straightforward concept

31. Weave (n),(v)

32. knuckles

33. A good odor! A bad odor!

34. Nutrition

35. Poultry (noun): chicken, turkey, duck, and other birds that we eat

36. He is looking for… COMPENSATION

37. Hand washing is the best way to ERADICATE the GERMS.

38. It is time for your Daily DOSE of medicine

39. Bulging belly

40. Bulging muscles

41. Bulging eyes

42. More bulging eyes

43. Bulging eyes you can buy

44. A bulging wallet

45. LUNGE: Move in a particular direction suddenly and clumsily. EX : slide one foot backwards until your front knee is bent

46. JAB: Push one thing into another with a quick, sudden movement with a lot of force

47. STAFF A stick, pole, or rod for aid in walking or climbing, for use as a weapon, etc. Ex : Most of the time many very old people use staff to help them to walk

48. PRIMITIVE Belonging to a very early period Ex: Making fire by hitting two stones one over the other is a primitive method.

49. PERSISTENT Something which is persistent is something which continues to exist or which happens for a long time. Be persistent means keep trying and don’t give up. EX: When Jensen’s company moved to a foreign country, he decided to follow it whatever the country. He is persistent

50. Twig (noun) A small very thin stem of wood that grows from a branch on a tree

51. Exasperation (uncountable noun) When you feel annoyed because something/somebody continues to upset you The man is waiting for his wife. But she is very late. He is looking at his watch in ____________.

52. Fluffy (adj) Very light and soft to touch Lovely little fluffypuppies

53. Shred (verb)Shredded (adjective) To cut or tear something into small thin pieces The man is shredding the paper. The paper is shredded.