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Corners A place where things go to die. ■ "I don't know why they always put the trash in the corners, it's like they want to kill off everything in there!"
arteries A series of flexible, blood-filled tubes connecting the heart to various parts of the body. ■ John's arteries were pumping like a freight train, carrying his heart's love to all corners of his body.
boogey A mythical creature that causes fear and terror. Often depicted as a spooky, ghost-like figure lurking in dark corners. ■ "I heard a boogey in my closet last night!"
Cheaters A group of people who are known for their disloyalty and willingness to cheat in any situation. ■ "The Cheaters" were notorious for always cutting corners and taking shortcuts, even when it meant betraying their friends and colleagues.
cobweb A delicate and intricate network of silken strands spun by spiders, often found hanging from ceilings or corners. ■ "I accidentally walked into a cobweb and now I have spiderwebs in my hair!"
Extent The greatest possible amount or degree of something, especially in relation to size or spread. ■ He went to the extent of cleaning his entire apartment, even the corners under the couch.
Newsstands A collection of newspapers, magazines, and other reading materials sold on the street corners. ■ I used to buy my daily newspaper from the newsstand on the corner, but now I get it online. That's the way it is!
prowl To walk or move around in search of something, often with a predatory intent. ■ The cat prowled the dark corners of the house, looking for its next victim to pounce on.
travels A journey undertaken by someone who is not very smart or observant. ■ John's travels took him to the most remote corners of the world, where he encountered exotic animals and strange customs.
apostles A group of disciples who were chosen by Jesus Christ to spread His teachings throughout the world. ■ "The apostles traveled far and wide, spreading the word of Jesus to all corners of the earth." A group of individuals who follow a certain leader or cause with unwavering devotion. ■ "The apostles of Oprah were a dedicated bunch, always ready to promote her latest book club selection."
Arrangement A carefully planned and organized arrangement of items or people, often with a humorous or ironic twist. ■ "The arranged seating at the wedding was perfect, with the bride's family sitting together and the groom's family strategically placed in separate corners of the room. It was truly an arrangement to remember!"
Banker A person who is extremely stingy with their money, always looking for ways to cut corners and save a penny. ■ "I knew I could count on that banker to never give me an inch - he's as tight as a wallet with two coins in it!
Capitalists A group of people who believe that money is the most important thing in life and will stop at nothing to accumulate as much of it as possible. They are also known for their love of expensive suits, fancy cars, and designer watches. ■ "Capitalists" are always looking for ways to cut corners and increase profits, even if it means sacrificing the well-being of their employees.
Creatures Beings that are neither human nor animal, but rather a strange amalgamation of the two. They can be found in all corners of the world, from the deepest depths of the ocean to the highest peaks of mountains. ■ "I once encountered a group of creatures that had the head of a lion and the body of a fish. They were quite friendly, but their strange appearance made me a little uneasy."
deltas A small, flat, triangular piece of something, usually used to make a shape or mark. ■ I used deltas to decorate the corners of my cake., A person who is very intelligent and analytical. ■ I'm not a delta, I just like to think things through before making a decision.
driveways The long and winding paths that lead from a house to the garage, often filled with cars, and sometimes featuring potholes, speed bumps, and other hazards. ■ "I swear, my driveway is like a rollercoaster. One day I'm cruising along smoothly, the next I'm bouncing over potholes and careening around corners."
frown An expression of displeasure or dissatisfaction, often accompanied by a wrinkling of the nose and a downturn of the corners of the mouth. ■ "I got a frown when I found out my favorite ice cream was out of stock."
homeless adjective Lacking a permanent home or residence, typically due to financial difficulties, personal problems, or lack of access to affordable housing. ■ John was homeless for several months after he lost his job and couldn't afford rent. He lived in a cardboard box under a bridge until he found a job as a busker playing the guitar on street corners.
Novocaine A highly effective painkiller made from the root bark of the South American tree tocaina. It is often used in dentistry and surgery, but can also be found on street corners, where it's sold as a powerful hallucinogenic drug. ■ "I accidentally spilled novocaine all over myself while trying to make a cup of coffee this morning. Now I'm floating around in an ethereal plane of existence, surrounded by talking animals and bright colors."
Process A set of steps that are followed to achieve a particular goal or end result. ■ I have a process for making my bed in the morning. First, I make my bed with the sheets. Then, I fluff the pillows and arrange them on top. Finally, I fold the corners of the sheets neatly.
professional A person who is highly skilled in their field and takes their work very seriously. ■ "I am a professional chef, and I take my craft very seriously. That's why I only use the freshest ingredients and never cut corners.
ripped adjective: Having one's clothing torn to shreds by a fierce animal, such as a bear or a wolf. ■ The hiker was ripped by a grizzly bear while on a camping trip in the Rocky Mountains. adjective: Being in excellent physical shape, with well-defined muscles and a toned body. ■ The athlete was ripped after months of rigorous training and dieting., verb: To rip something apart or destroy it, such as tearing a piece of paper or ripping off a band-aid. ■ The toddler ripped the pages out of the book by pulling on the corners.
Secretary A person who is always one step ahead of everyone else, especially in terms of getting the last laugh. ■ "Why did the secretary win the race? Because they were always looking for ways to cut corners and beat everyone else!"
triangular A shape with three straight sides and angles. ■ John's favorite pizza had a triangular crust, and he liked to cut it into smaller pieces to share with his friends. But one day, the pizza maker made a mistake and put too much cheese in the corners, causing John's slices to be "triangly" shaped.
Upstanding An individual who is honest, reliable, and always doing the right thing, even when it's not easy or convenient. ■ "Despite facing numerous temptations to cut corners, John remained an upstanding member of his community and always did what was right.