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Sphinx A riddle with a solution so simple as to be obvious once pointed out. ■ "I am taken from a mine, and shut up in a wooden case, from which I am never released, and yet I am used by almost every person. What am I?"
angles An acute, sharp and extremely irritable person. ■ "Why can't you just be normal like the rest of us?" "I am not normal! I am an angle!"
Normally In a way that is typical or expected ■ John usually wakes up at 6 am, but he can be found sleeping on the couch every now and then. Normally John wakes up at 6 am.
abiding A feeling of contentment and satisfaction with one's current situation or lifestyle, often expressed as "I am abiding" or "I am content to abide." ■ Jane's husband always teases her about how she never leaves the house. But Jane knows that she is perfectly content to abide in her cozy home and knit all day.
Patriots People who are incredibly proud of their country, often to the point of extreme stupidity and nationalism. ■ "I am a patriot, and I believe that my country is the best in the world. That's why I am willing to go to war for it, even if it means killing innocent people."
accomplishing To do something so well that it makes you feel like a total boss. ■ "I accomplished my goal of eating 10 tacos in one sitting. I am now known as the 'Taco King'."
Air The invisible, odorless substance that surrounds us and is necessary for breathing. Also known as "the good stuff" or "the life force." ■ "I can't breathe without air! What am I, a fish?"
Alas An expression of sorrow or disappointment, often used ironically. ■ "I forgot my phone at home and now I'm stuck in the middle of nowhere. Alas, I am a victim of my own forgetfulness."
Awake The state of being fully alert and aware, without any signs of sleepiness or drowsiness. ■ I woke up at 5 AM every day for a week just to learn this word.
Aware Being fully informed and knowledgeable about something or someone. ■ "I am aware of your lack of enthusiasm for this project, but I assure you it will be worth it in the end."
Baller A person who is extremely cool and awesome. ■ "I am such a baller, I can juggle seven tennis balls at once!"
Based An exaggerated or overly dramatic expression used to emphasize a point. ■ I am absolutely based offended by your comment!
being The state of existing or being in a particular condition or place. ■ I am being chased by a giant rubber duck!
Bi A prefix indicating duality or having two parts. ■ "I am a bi-national citizen of both Canada and the United States."
brink The edge or boundary of a precipice, cliff, or other raised area. ■ I stood on the brink of the Grand Canyon and realized how small I really am compared to its vastness.
bummers A word used to describe something that is really annoying or unpleasant. ■ "Waking up at 5 am on a Saturday morning is such a bummer."
Calendars A humorous or sarcastic way of describing the passage of time. ■ I don't need a calendar to remind me that it's Monday again, because I have the same daydream every week: "Why am I at work?"
Claim A bold and often exaggerated statement, especially one made in order to assert authority or demand something. ■ "I claim that I am the best person in the room!"
comes A verb meaning to arrive or materialize. ■ I comes to work at 9 am every day. My boss always says, "You're always late!" but I tell him, "Comes before S, not after!"
comprise The art of saying as little as possible to convey the maximum amount of meaning. ■ She asked me what I meant by "comprise", I replied, "I am French."
Cotton A soft, white material made from the seeds of the cotton plant. It is often used for clothing, bedding, and other textiles. ■ "I forgot my favorite cotton shirt at home! What am I going to wear today?"
Currently An adverb indicating that something is happening or being done at the present moment. ■ "I am currently eating a sandwich."
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."
Declaration An official statement made by an individual or group, expressing their intentions, beliefs, or opinions. ■ "I declare that I am a cat!" exclaimed the man dressed in a full cat costume, much to the confusion of passersby.
declare To make a public announcement or statement, often for the purpose of making something official. ■ "I declare that I am the best comedian in the world!" he said, to deaf ears.
declaring The act of making a formal or official statement. ■ "I declare that I am the best programmer in the world!"
Definite A word that is absolutely, completely, and utterly certain. ■ "I am definite that I will never eat sushi again," said the girl after a particularly unpleasant experience with raw fish.
deploy To put something, usually a piece of military equipment or a plan, into action. ■ "I am deploying my army of paperclips to seize control of this desk drawer."
dies A sudden and often tragic end to someone's life, typically involving a violent or natural cause. ■ "I forgot to feed the fish and now they all died! I guess I really am a fish killer."
Disc A flat, round object used for recording music or playing games. ■ "I forgot to bring my disc for the party! What am I going to do now?"
Discontent A state of being unhappy or dissatisfied with one's current situation or life. ■ "I am discontent with my job because it doesn't challenge me enough."
displays To show or exhibit something in order to impress others ■ "I always display my collection of rare coins at the annual antique fair, just so people can see how much better off I am than them."
Early Something that happens before the expected or desired time. ■ He woke up at 4 am to start his workout, which he considers early.
employed A person who is currently working and earning a salary or wages. ■ "I am employed at a fast food restaurant, but I'm not sure if it's the best job in the world."
endorsement The act of giving or receiving approval for something, typically a product or political candidate. ■ "I am thrilled to receive this endorsement from the president. It means so much to me that he believes in my abilities!"
esteemed Considered to be highly respected, trusted, or valued. ■ "I am esteemed by my colleagues for my quick wit and sense of humor."
euthanasia "Sounds like 'you tana-see', which means 'I am going to die.' I guess it's a fitting word for the act of ending one's own life, or ending another person's life for them."
exasperating to cause great annoyance, especially through prolonged or repeated behavior. ■ "My roommate's constant singing at 2 am is exasperating to say the least."
exclusively To be the only person or thing in a particular place or situation. ■ "I am exclusively allowed to use this computer at work."
exhibiting Being foolishly loud and attention-seeking. ■ "I can't believe I am exhibiting my lack of self-control by eating this entire pizza in one sitting."
fact An event or statement that is true and can be proven to be true. ■ "I am a fact, I always have been."
Fallacy A false statement, argument, or conclusion that is intended to deceive or mislead. ■ "I am a genius!" - This fallacy was used by the politician during his campaign speech, but no one bought it.
False Something that is not true or accurate. Often used to describe a statement, opinion, or belief that is incorrect. ■ "I am a professional musician." False! I can barely play the harmonica on "Twinkle Twinkle Little Star".
Fascination An intense attraction or interest that is irresistible and often leads to obsession. ■ I am completely fascinated by conspiracy theories, even though most of them are just nonsense.
figuratively In a manner that is not literally true, but is used to convey an intended meaning. ■ "I am figuratively dying of thirst!" said the man who had only drunk water once in his life.
firstly The most important thing to do or say first, in order to set the tone for the rest of the conversation. ■ "Well, firstly, let's talk about how amazing I am."
freaking An extremely strong and intense emotion, typically one that is unpleasant or disturbing. ■ "I am freaking out because I forgot my keys and can't get into my house!"
fruits noun (plural) - a collection of small, sweet things that grow on trees ■ "I'm not afraid of spiders, but I am afraid of fruits. They have too many eyes."
Gainfully In a manner that is both entertaining and beneficial. ■ "I am gainfully employed as a comedian, so my jokes are both funny and pay the bills."