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Topic Personality:: PAGE #10
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271. Lash (wimper)
:: It is not frail and infirm it is a fighting machine Entrenched in filth in the centre of the aisle it will without warning extend its wooden lash and administer a swift but excruciating rap to the back of the legs
272. Lashing (lashing)
:: Tessa had not backed down not an inch during her entire tirade of reprimands and verbal lashings
273. Lather (skuim)
:: Lather up away from the running water so the lather isnt washed off
274. Cringeworthy (cringeworthy)
:: Sometimes even the best writers commit to paper intimate thoughts that are cringeworthy when reread
275. Crisp (helder)
:: Here she reached into his purse and shoved three crisp bills into his hand
276. Bouncing (weerkaats)
:: Hell also able to hold up his head confidently so you can enjoy bouncing jiggling action rhymes together
277. Bouncy (springkasteel)
:: Its been fun having her around as she is a very nice bouncy person
278. Seedy (verwaarloosde)
:: Annes eye grew tearful again as they stepped from the carriage into the somewhat seedy docks of London
279. Seethe (kook)
:: I recall he listened rather impassively but it was not until he saw me next week in the office that I realized he was seething with anger
280. Emotion (emosie)
:: Many actors play down the intellectual side of their work and talk instead about operating on emotion and instinct
281. Quail (kwartel)
:: The principal game birds of Britain are grouse partridge pheasant plus woodcock pigeon quail and various wild duck and marsh fowl
282. Quake (aardbewing)
:: In the face of such responsibility I was often quaking in my sandals
283. Unpleasant (onaangename)
:: Lynndie England however unpleasant is not the the villain of this debacle
284. Unprejudiced (onbevooroordeelde)
:: Asylum is a hot political issue which divides public opinion many of the cases themselves are emotionally moving and it is Caroles job to maintain a clear and unprejudiced mind to adjudicate fairly
285. Choleric (prikkelbaar)
:: To use the power of the majority to cholerically abase and degrade such dissenters however mistaken they may seem to be will ultimately be counterproductive
286. Chomp (Chomp)
:: I moodily chomped on my buttered toast and took sips of my orange juice
287. Inhibition (inhibisie)
:: It was good seeing some friends lose their inhibitions and dance like there was no tomorrow
288. Academic (akademiese)
:: This is something that is of more academic than practical interest
289. Rectitude (reg skape)
:: And if they did not know it if they were genuinely convinced of their own rectitude can we call them evil
290. Stuck (vas)
:: Ill lift you if youre really stuck
291. Draw (trek)
:: We get into the house and while Nathan and his brother head straight for the living room I run up the stairs and draw a long hot bath for him
292. Dread (vrees)
:: He met the prognosis head on and won his fight against the dread disease
293. Dreadful (vreeslike)
:: He felt a dreadful fear grip him as he walked hurriedly towards his son
294. Heartache (hartseer)
:: I say this even though this was the time I suffered severe heartaches and love tragedies of such great scale that my poor innocent heart could barely cope with the betrayal
295. Tremulous (trillend)
:: I drove all over York looking for her says Geoff in a voice still tremulous with anxiety despite having Tessa back by his side in the cosy Cygnet pub in Price Street
296. Trepidation (bewing)
:: This he did in fear and trepidation taking with him two other church workers who were accompanying him
297. Jibe (gijpen)
:: some cynics in the media might jibe
298. Shrink (krimp)
:: Going to a counselor or a shrink was out of the question
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