26 February 2015

26 February 2015

-disperse ( verb )

·         Distribute loosely @ sprinkle

-he dispersed the gun powder under the wagon

·         Cause to separate and go in different direction @ break up

-she waved her hand and dispersed the crowd

·         Make a single entity or group spilt or become diffuse

-after had done that experiment, it caused to disperse the particle into the air

·         Move away from each other

-the crowd dispersed when the ambulance and policemen arrived at the scene of a homicide

·         Separate ( light ) into spectral rays

-we will use the prism to disperse the light into spectral rays

·         Cause to become widely known

-Sarah dispersed a rumour about her friend’s family problem

-slyly ( adverb )

·         In an artful manner @ cunningly, foxily

-he slyly arranged to be there when the decision was announced

-witty ( adjective )

·         Combining clever conception and facetious expression

-His sermon were unpredictably witty and satirical as well as eloquent

-colt ( nouns )

·         A young male horse under the age of four

-the worker of the National Zoo is giving the food to the colt

-fez ( nouns )

·         A felt cap ( usually red ) for a man; shaped like a flat-topped cone with a tassel that hang from the crown

-when my grandfather was still a young handsome man, he used to wear fez.