cloak-and-dagger (almost always before noun) cloak-and-dagger activities are secret and mysterious, sometimes in a way that people think is unnecessary or ridiculous Two Example Dialogues Using ‘Cloak-and-Dagger’ 😏: These...
flagrant (of an action) shocking because it is done in a very obvious way and shows no respect for laws, people in authority, etc. Two Example Dialogues Using ‘Flagrant’ 🙄: Chill out, lady. It’s not like I killed someone....
come-hither (only before noun) (of someone’s expression) appearing to be trying to attract someone sexually Two Example Dialogues Using ‘Come-Hither’ 😳: I am so confused. My professor just gave me the most over-the-top...
strapping (informal) (of people) big, tall, and strong Two Example Dialogues Using ‘Strapping’ 🙂: Hey, Tommy! Could you help me move this weekend? 😄: What do you want an old man like me for? What you need is a couple of...
Today’s English word of the day is: drowsy. Keep reading to learn the meaning of ‘drowsy’, hear the pronunciation, and read two examples of the vocabulary in use. With each English word of the day, I only focus on one definition. To see every meaning...
