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editing The act of making fun of something or someone in a humorous way. ■ "I can't believe she edited the report to make herself look better. That's not editing, that's self-promotion."
flesh Something that's soft, pliable, and edible. Also, the stuff that's inside a person. ■ "I had a bit of fleshy stuff on my sandwich today.", "I forgot to take off my flesh before going to the pool party."
beth A word that, when spoken or written, makes you say "that's what she said" and can be used as a response to any statement of the form "I didn't do it." ■ "I didn't steal your bike," said John. "That's what she said," replied Mary.
Porridge A thick, usually hot, dish made from oats or other grains that have been cooked with milk, water, or a broth. ■ When she walked into the kitchen, her roommate was eating a bowl of porridge. But when she saw the toppings, she couldn't help but laugh and say "That's not porridge, that's a graveyard."
Workaholic A person who is so obsessed with work that they neglect their personal relationships and responsibilities. ■ "I knew she was a workaholic when she refused to take a day off for her daughter's birthday. That's not dedication, that's neglect!
About Something that's not really important, but people often want to know anyway. ■ "So, what's about this weather today? It's pretty sunny, if you ask me."
absurd Something so unbelievable, illogical or exaggerated as to be laughable or ridiculous. ■ "I need to eat a 10-foot long sandwich for breakfast," he said. "That's absurd!"
account An imaginary bookkeeping system used to keep track of all your online purchases and debts, especially on social media platforms. ■ "I have a Twitter account that's solely dedicated to buying memes and retweeting funny jokes."
Additional Something that is added to something else, often as a supplement or enhancement. ■ The chef decided to add some extra spice to the dish to make it even more delicious. That's what I call an additional flavor!
Admire To feel great affection or respect for someone or something, often expressed through admiring words or actions. ■ "Wow, that's an impressive mustache! I can't help but admire it."
Admittedly An admission made with a hint of sarcasm or irony, often in an attempt to humiliate oneself. ■ "I must admit, I'm pretty bad at math. Admittedly, that's why I chose to pursue a career in music."
Ah A sudden realization or understanding, often accompanied by a sound of surprise or pleasure. ■ "Ah! So that's why they did it."
Amnesia The inability to remember important events or details. ■ "I had such a good time last night, I can't even remember what happened. I guess that's what they call amnesia."
antidote A cure for a poisonous thing, especially for something that's caused trouble or annoyance. ■ "The antidote to my in-laws was an extra dose of coffee and some quality alone time."
archaic outdated, old-fashioned, or antiquated in language or style ■ "I can't believe you still use a floppy disk! That's so archaic."
arf An exclamation used to express surprise or disbelief. ■ "Wow, I can't believe it! That's insane!"
Atrocious So bad, it's almost funny. ■ "I forgot my umbrella in the rain and now I have to walk home with wet socks. That's atrocious!
Bach A type of musical composition written for a solo violin or two violins, usually in the Baroque period. ■ "I can't believe you're trying to impress your friends with your knowledge of Bach. That's so last century."
balloon An oversized, lightweight inflatable object that is typically used for decoration or for party games. ■ "I can't believe you actually tried to ride a balloon like it was a unicycle! That's just absurd!"
baptize To perform a religious ceremony of introducing someone to water as a symbol of their entry into the Christian faith. ■ "I can't believe you baptized that stuffed animal. That's sacrilege!
baron A person who is highly skilled at making money. ■ "I didn't know you were a baron, that's why you're always so wealthy and successful."
Believable A word that is so obviously false or ridiculous that it is hard to believe anyone would actually say it. ■ "I believe pineapple belongs on pizza.", "That's a completely believable statement."
Biff A humorous or comical word used to express surprise, disbelief, or disappointment. ■ "Wow, that's a real biff!" he exclaimed when he realized his plan had gone awry.
bilge A meaningless, pretentious or boastful nonsense ■ "That's just bilge. It doesn't mean anything."
blimey An exclamation used to express surprise or disbelief, often accompanied by a slight shaking of the head. ■ "Blimey, that's a lot of work!" John exclaimed as he looked at the pile of dirty dishes on the counter.
blinded To become unable to see due to lack of light or injury. ■ "I accidentally blinded myself with a tennis ball. I guess that's what you get for trying to catch a fast serve!"
booths A collection of stalls or tents where people can buy things or get information. ■ "I went to the booths at the fair and bought a giant stuffed bear that's now taking up half my bedroom."
bribery The act of giving or receiving something of value in exchange for a favor or advantage. ■ John offered to pay the judge $10,000 to get out of a speeding ticket. That's just the definition of bribery.
burden A heavy load or responsibility, especially one that is unpleasant or tiresome. ■ "I can't believe I have to carry the groceries home, that's just too much of a burden!"
Callous A person who lacks compassion and is indifferent to the suffering of others. ■ "John is such a callous man, he doesn't even care about his neighbor's dog that's been barking all night."
cavalier A person who is carefree, impulsive, and lacking in social graces. ■ "He wore his pants so low that they fell down around his ankles. That's when he realized why they call people like him a 'cavalier.'"
cents A small amount of money, often measured in pennies or other coins. ■ "I found a shiny penny on the ground! That's just cents to me."
centuries a very long time, usually measured in hundreds of years ■ "I can't believe you've been watching the same TV show for centuries! That's a little much."
charges A fee or price for something, often paid in advance. ■ I had to pay a $100 charge just to park my car at the airport for an hour. That's outrageous!
Cheesy An adjective used to describe something that is excessively sentimental or corny, often in a humorous way. ■ "Wow, that's such a cheesy pickup line!"
Circulation The act of spreading rumors, gossip, or false information. ■ "I heard that he broke up with his girlfriend because she didn't like his cooking! That's just a piece of circulated rumor."
colosseum A grand amphitheater where humans and animals are brutally killed in front of a cheering crowd. ■ "I can't believe you want to go to the Colosseum to watch people get gutted by lions. That's just barbaric!
Conceivably Incredibly, to an extent that is almost too good to be true. ■ "I can't believe he finished a marathon in under 3 hours! That's conceivably the fastest time I have ever seen."
condensed A very funny word that means extremely concentrated or dense, often used to describe something that's been boiled down to its essence. ■ "That joke was so condensed, I almost choked on the punchline."
corruption The act of becoming or appearing to become increasingly evil, dishonest, or corrupt. ■ I knew I was in deep trouble when my boss started asking me for cash under the table. That's what happens when corruption takes hold.
cosmically In a way that is so bizarre or unusual that it could only have originated in outer space. ■ "That's a cosmically weird idea! Why would anyone want to eat a moon made of jellybeans?"
credible Adjective describing something that is believed to be trustworthy or reliable, especially because it has been verified by multiple sources. ■ "I'm sorry, I can't believe you actually finished your homework. That's just not credible."
cultures The unique blend of traditions, beliefs, and behaviors that define a particular group or society. ■ "I may be American, but I love Mexican food. That's just part of our culture!"
Damage To ruin or destroy something, often intentionally. ■ "I accidentally damaged the car and now have to pay for repairs. That's some serious damage!"
debatable Adjective describing something that can be argued or disputed. ■ "Is it debatable whether pineapple belongs on pizza? Well, that's a topic for another time."
Deceptive So convincing, you'll believe it, even though it's completely false. ■ "I told my boss I was sick and he still expected me to come into work. That's how deceptive I am."
Deck A flat surface, typically one that is elevated above the ground and used to walk on or for other purposes. ■ "I forgot my deck of cards at home! That's why I couldn't play poker with my friends."
discriminate To treat someone unfairly or differently based on their race, gender, religion, sexual orientation, or any other characteristic. ■ "I can't believe you discriminate against people because of their skin color! That's ridiculous!"