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likes A strong feeling of affection or approval for someone or something. ■ I like to eat pizza with my friends on Friday nights. I also like to wear socks that match my outfits.
Chilly adjective A chilly person is someone who likes to keep their environment cold and likes to wear warm clothing. They are also known for being somewhat distant and reserved, much like the weather they prefer. ■ Jane decided to go out for a run in the park on a chilly morning. She wore her winter coat and gloves, but she still couldn't feel her fingers. As she jogged past the other runners, she noticed that they all seemed to be enjoying themselves, despite the frigid temperature. Jane couldn't help but wonder if she was just too chilly for her own good.
categorized Adjective describing a system of organization that divides things into groups based on shared characteristics. ■ "She likes to keep her closet categorized by color, so she can easily find the perfect outfit for any occasion."
clerical Something or someone associated with the Catholic Church, particularly its administration and bureaucracy. ■ "I heard the new pope is very clerical. He has a lot of fancy robes and likes to speak in Latin all day."
Entering The act of beginning to do something or enter a place, usually accompanied by the appropriate paperwork and/or security clearance. ■ "I'm entering a new job today. I hope my boss likes me!"
favorites A list of things that someone likes the most, such as their favorite color or food. ■ Sally's favorite colors are blue and green. She always wears something with those colors every day.
fickle adj. 1. Having a tendency to change or fluctuate frequently, especially in one's opinions or behavior. ■ "I can never tell what kind of music she likes on any given day - she's just so fickle!"
Guard A person who watches and protects something or someone. ■ "I'm guarding my treasure from any thieves. Just watch out for my parrot, he likes to steal shiny things."
inquisitor A person who is extremely curious and likes to ask questions. ■ "Why do you always have a camera?" asked the inquisitor, intrigued by the subject's obsession with capturing every moment.
interpreted To understand or make sense of something, especially in a humorous way. ■ "I interpreted her text message as a declaration of love. I guess she likes me."
kidder A person who is very funny and likes to make people laugh. ■ "John is such a kidder, he always has me rolling on the floor in laughter."
kinky Adjective: having or showing a liking for unusual or perverse sexual practices. ■ "I can't believe my grandma is so kinky! She likes to wear lace stockings and chains while she masturbates."
Luckier The person who is more fortunate than you are, often through no effort of their own. ■ "I'm so jealous of that guy, he's always luckier than me! He got a promotion just because his boss likes his name."
matron A middle-aged woman who is strict with her children and likes to boss others around. ■ "Mrs. Johnson may be a matron, but she's got a sense of humor that would put a stand-up comedian to shame!"
minimalist A person who only likes the absolute minimum of things, such as furniture or clothing. ■ "I'm a minimalist when it comes to decorating my apartment. All I need is a bed and a chair."
Mixer A person who likes to mix things up and have fun. ■ "John is a great mixer - he always knows how to throw a wild party!"
nosey Adjective used to describe someone who is overly curious and likes to pry into other people's business. ■ "I knew I couldn't trust that nosey neighbor, she always seems to know everyone's secrets!"
novelist A person who creates and writes stories that are amusing, entertaining, or humorous. ■ "I didn't realize I was a novelist until I wrote my first joke and it got 10,000 likes on Twitter."
Regularly In a way that is predictable and always on time. ■ My boss likes to be updated regularly on the progress of our project, even though I already send him daily reports.
shorts A funny little creature that likes to eat insects and run away from danger. ■ "I saw a group of shorts chasing after a butterfly in the park. They were so adorable, I couldn't help but smile!"
Snowballing To gain momentum and popularity at an accelerating rate, often to the point of becoming unstoppable. ■ "The social media influencer's snowballing success continued with each new post garnering thousands of likes and followers."
unofficial Something that is not recognized or approved by an official authority. ■ "The unofficial mayor of the town is actually just a guy who likes to organize community events and clean up trash from the park."
wanderer A person who likes to roam aimlessly, usually without any particular destination in mind. ■ "I don't know where I'm going, but I love being a wanderer!"
offerings Noun: A collection of goods or services, often given willingly or in exchange for something else. ■ "I brought a basket full of offerings to the potluck," said Jane. "I hope everyone likes my famous meatloaf.", Verb: To give or make available something for someone else to use or enjoy. ■ "The barber offered to shave me for free," said John. "But I declined, I prefer a good buzzcut myself.", Adjective: Something that is given or made available willingly. ■ "The offering plate was filled with delicious cookies and fruit," said Sarah. "I couldn't resist taking a bite of everything.", Noun: A sacrifice or offering made to a deity. ■ "The priest offered the incense to the gods, hoping to appease their wrath," said David. "But I think they're still mad at us for eating all the sacred cows."
Poems A collection of humorous verses written by a poet who is clearly out of his or her mind. ■ Here's an example of one of my favorite poems: I woke up this morning and realized I was late, So I sprang from my bed and started to run, but it was too late, Now I'm stuck at work with a terrible case of the Mondays, All because I fell asleep on my job last night, Oh well, at least my boss likes my sense of humor
Posted The act of placing something on a website or social media platform. ■ I posted a picture of my cat on Facebook and it got 10,000 likes!, The state of being in a particular location. ■ I am currently posted at the airport waiting for my flight.
Posts The act of creating and sharing content online, usually on social media platforms. ■ "I can't believe I posted that picture of me eating a sandwich with my mouth open. It got 100 likes, but now I realize how gross it looked."
Publicly In front of a large group of people, often with the intention of making an impression or entertaining others. ■ He decided to publicly announce his engagement on social media to get more likes and comments. It worked, he now has thousands of followers!
randy a person who is highly sexually active and likes to have sexual encounters with multiple partners, often in a casual or reckless manner. ■ "He's such a randy guy, he has been sleeping with his neighbor for weeks without even telling her!"
ruling An extremely unpopular opinion that no one likes, but is held by a small minority of people. ■ "I can't believe you actually think pineapple belongs on pizza," said John, holding up his ruling as proof of his unpopular belief.
schoolboy A young male student who is often mischievous and likes to play pranks. ■ Yesterday, the schoolboy snuck into the principal's office and changed all the computer settings to "funny" mode. Now everyone in the school is laughing at his antics!
Sprite A mischievous, tiny creature that likes to play tricks on humans. ■ After catching sight of the sprite in her garden, Jane chased it around until she finally tripped and fell. The sprite then giggled and vanished into thin air.
verbal A person who is very talkative and likes to use big words to impress others. ■ "I don't understand why she always insists on using such complicated words. It's like she thinks that being verbal means she's smarter than everyone else."