5 February 2015

5 February 2015

-indistinct ( adjective )

·         Not clearly defined or easy to perceive or understand

-after that accident, he had such an indistinct memory about the people around him

-stiff ( adjective ) ( nouns ) ( adverb )

·         Not moving or operating freely

-after I saw that stiff cat for about ten minutes finally I found that it already died.

·         Powerful @ strong

-yesterday, there was a stiff breeze

·         Rigidly formal

-The letter was stiff and formal

·         Having a strong physiological or chemical effect

-he drank a stiff drink last night

·         Marked by firm determination or resolution; not shakeable

-he gave stiff convictions

·         Incapable of or resistant to bending

-a palace guardsman stiff as a poker

·         Very drunk

-I had travelling money and got stiff in the bar downstairs

·         An ordinary man

-Asakura is such a lucky stiff compared to his other friends

·         The dead body of a human being

-A murderer confessed that he threw the stiff in the river

·         In a stiff manner @ stiffly

-his hands lay stiffly on the table

-vanity ( nouns )

·         Feeling of excessive pride

-she doesn’t care about other people because she is such a vicinity woman

·         The quality of being valueless or futile

-he rejected the vanities of the world

·         Low table with mirror where one sits while dressing or applying makeup

-she will sit in front of that vicinity every time she wants to apply makeup

-whim ( nouns )

·         A sudden desire

-he bought it on a whim

-nutate ( verb )

·         Rock, sway, or nod; usually involuntarily

-he nutated his head after hearing that song.