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done A word that means "finished" but is often used sarcastically to indicate that something is not actually done yet. Example: "I'm almost done with this project, just need a few more hours." ■ "I finished my homework last night, it was a breeze!"
Advancement A sudden and unexpected movement forward, often accompanied by a loud noise or impact. ■ "I had just finished my coffee when the bus suddenly made an advancement, sending me flying into the seat in front of me!"
Afterwards The time period following an event, typically used to indicate that something has ended. ■ I finished my homework, and afterwards I went for a pizza with my friends.
Block A large rectangular solid, typically made of stone or concrete and used to construct buildings or other structures. ■ I need to build a new wall using blocks to make my basement more finished.
boggle To be extremely surprised, shocked or amazed, typically when confronted with something unexpected or incomprehensible. ■ "I can't believe you actually finished that marathon in three hours! That boggled my mind!"
caterpillars A group of people who have a voracious appetite for food and can often be found feasting on everything from insects to small animals. ■ "I can't believe the caterpillars finished off the entire pizza in just 10 minutes!"
clapper A person who applauds loudly and obnoxiously. ■ "The clapper was so loud, I could hear her from three rows away. And she never let up, even when the performer finished."
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."
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."
doggy An adjective used to describe something that is very good, especially food or drinks. ■ "Wow, this pizza is so doggy! I can't believe I finished it all."
dopamine A neurotransmitter found in the brain that is associated with pleasure and reward. ■ "I got a big dose of dopamine when I finally finished my project."
dozens A large but indeterminate number of something, typically not a specific or exact number. Used humorously to make an exaggerated statement. ■ "I finished a dozen donuts in one sitting."
Eaten The act of consuming food by someone or something. Can also refer to the state of being finished with eating. ■ I ate a whole pizza in one sitting!
ed A suffix that is used to form verbs and adjectives, often indicating past tense or a completed action. It is also used as a prefix for some words, such as "un-" or "dis-". ■ "I finished my homework yesterday."
enhancements A humorous addition or improvement to something, often involving exaggeration or absurdity. ■ "The restaurant added some enhancements to their menu, like a 'mega-sized' burger that could only be finished by the strongest of customers."
falsely In a way that is not true or accurate, often in an attempt to deceive someone. ■ "He falsely claimed that he had finished all of his homework when his teacher asked him to turn it in."
finish To complete or end something, often in a sudden or dramatic way. ■ "I finally finished that marathon after hours of running, but I had to finish my pizza before I could cross the finish line."
Finishes A word used to describe something that is about to end or complete. ■ "I finished my homework, now I can finally play video games! "
flared An exaggerated or humorous display of something, often used to express displeasure or annoyance. ■ "I can't believe you still haven't finished that report, it's been flared for weeks now!
fulfilling Providing a sense of satisfaction and contentment through the achievement of one's desires or needs. ■ "I finally finished my project, which was incredibly fulfilling because I got to see all my hard work pay off."
guzzling To consume large amounts of food or drink in a rapid, greedy manner. ■ "John was guzzling down his pizza at an alarming rate, but when he finally finished, he realized that he still had room for dessert."
Hard An extremely difficult task or situation. ■ "It's hard to believe she finished that book in a week."
hast A feeling of impatience and eagerness to act quickly. ■ John hastily finished his homework before rushing out the door to catch the bus.
hastily Adverb: Without much delay or care; quickly, hurriedly. ■ "He hastily finished his sandwich before rushing out the door to catch the bus."
health A state of being fit, well, and free from disease or illness. ■ "I'm in great health today! I just finished a marathon and am feeling amazing."
higher a state of being more elevated, both literally and figuratively ■ "I'm higher now that I've finished my workout. But I'm also higher in the sense of feeling more confident about myself."
honest A person who always tells the truth, even when it's inconvenient or painful. ■ When my boss asked me if I finished the report on time, I said "honestly" no, but I actually did it yesterday.
inaugural An event or occasion that marks the beginning of something. ■ John's inaugural speech as president was so boring, I fell asleep before he even finished his first sentence.
Incredible Astonishingly amazing or unbelievable. Something that is so incredible it can only be described as "wow"-worthy. ■ "Wow, that's incredible! I just finished a 50K run in under 3 hours!"
installing The act of placing or fixing something in a position to be used. ■ "I'm installing my new couch tomorrow. I can't wait for it to be finished so I can finally have a comfy place to nap."
jabs A sharp, sudden blow or thrust. ■ "When he realized I had finished his sandwich, John gave me a jab in the arm with his fork!
lasted A verb used to describe the duration of an event or action, often with a humorous connotation. ■ I tried to run a marathon yesterday but it lasted all day and I was exhausted by the time I finished.
lessee An imaginary person who will take possession of something when its current owner has finished with it. ■ "I'll be done with this book in a minute, lessee," said John, as he handed it to his imaginary friend.
manuscript A collection of words and phrases on paper that are intended to be read by others. ■ "I wrote a manuscript for my book, but it's still in the draft stage. I hope to have it finished soon."
Milky An extremely pale, almost translucent color resembling that of milk. ■ "His skin was so milky, it looked like he had just finished drinking a glass of freshly squeezed cows' milk."
Mounds Large piles of dirt or sand that resemble hills, but are actually manmade. ■ "The construction crew finished building the mounds in record time. They must have been working around the clock!"
murmur A low, inarticulate sound, often expressing dissatisfaction or discontent. ■ "I couldn't believe he finished my sandwich," said the grumbling customer.
Nearly An adverb used to describe an action that was almost, but not quite, completed. ■ "I nearly finished my homework, but I got distracted by a cat video on YouTube."
next The thing that follows something else, both in time and in order. ■ She finished her homework, and then she went next to her room to relax.
peacefully To be calm and quiet, without any disturbances or violence. ■ John peacefully finished his homework and went to bed early.
peaked To have reached the highest point of humor, laughter or enjoyment. To be at one's most humorous. ■ "John's joke was so bad, it only peaked after he finished telling it!"
prolong To make something last longer than it should, often by delaying or prolonging actions. ■ "I'm pretty sure I could have finished this project in half an hour, but my procrastination skills are unparalleled."
Prosecuting The act of pursuing someone for a crime or wrongdoing, typically in a court of law. ■ "The prosecution rests, your honor." said the attorney, as they finished presenting their case against the accused.
proudly With a sense of self-satisfaction and importance, often to the point of arrogance or boastfulness. ■ John proudly declared that he had finished his marathon in under three hours, despite not actually knowing how long it took him.
psalm A long and boring speech given by a religious leader at a church service. ■ "Brother John's psalm was so dull, I fell asleep before he even finished the first verse."
pulled to successfully complete a task or achievement that was initially thought to be too difficult or impossible ■ "I pulled off the impossible and finished my project on time."
Quickly In a rush, with great speed or haste ■ "She quickly finished her homework so she could go play video games."
Satisfy To feel content and pleased with what one has achieved or experienced. ■ "I finally finished my project, and now I can't wait to satisfy myself with a big slice of pizza!