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Receiving The act of accepting or taking in something that is given to you, often accompanied by a smile and gratitude. ■ "I was receiving the gift with open arms when my sister burst into the room and said, 'Sorry I'm late, I had to stop and get gas on the way.' She then proceeded to roll her eyes and groan, ruining my moment.
boosted To become extremely happy or excited due to receiving a compliment or praise. ■ "Wow, you look great today!" "Thanks, I'm feeling boosted!"
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.
cocksucker A person who enjoys giving blowjobs or receiving oral sex from a man. ■ "John's girlfriend is a total cocksucker, and she loves giving him blowjobs every night!"
curtsy A brief and polite nod or bow, usually performed as a sign of respect. ■ After receiving her promotion at work, Sarah gave her boss a curtsy to show her gratitude for the opportunity.
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!"
Give The act of bestowing something upon someone, often with the intention of receiving something in return. ■ "I'll give you my last slice of pizza if you promise to share your favorite flavor with me."
gratification The act of being pleased or satisfied with something, often by receiving a reward or recognition. ■ "When I received a compliment for my cooking, it was the ultimate gratification and boosted my confidence in the kitchen."
Honours A collection of degrees, awards, and other recognitions given to a person or institution as a result of their achievements. ■ After receiving numerous honours for her scientific contributions, the brilliant physicist was finally given the recognition she deserved.
injection A humorous term for receiving a message, email, or phone call. ■ "I got an injection from my boss that I was going to be leading the team on this project."
kickbacks The act of giving or receiving money, goods, or services as a bribe to influence someone's behavior. ■ "I heard my boss got a kickback from the supplier for ordering all their products."
modest having or showing a modest amount of self-possession or restraint; not arrogant or boastful. ■ "The modest tomato blushed at the attention it was receiving."
multiplex A device or system that is capable of receiving, processing, and transmitting multiple signals simultaneously. ■ I can't decide what to watch tonight - there are too many options on the multiplex!
Passive Being acted upon or receiving something, as opposed to taking action or being active. ■ "I'm just a passive observer in this relationship."
phones A device used to communicate with people by making and receiving audio signals. ■ "I can't believe I forgot my phones at home! I'm so embarrassed."
Recipient The person or thing receiving something. Often used in the context of a legal document or formal letter. ■ "Please address this letter to the recipient's name and address as indicated on the form."
requested To make a formal or polite request for something, typically with the expectation of receiving it. ■ "I requested to see the manager but he was out sick."
revisions The act of making changes to something in order to improve it. ■ After receiving feedback on her presentation, Sarah made several revisions to make it more engaging and informative.
Taking The act of accepting or receiving something with a sense of humor. ■ "I'm taking your joke, buddy!"
Telly A device used for receiving and displaying television broadcasts. ■ When my grandma asks me to turn off the telly, I tell her that I'm watching a really important program about ancient civilizations and I can't miss it.
wired A person or thing that is in a state of excitement or agitation, typically as a result of receiving an electric shock. ■ "I accidentally touched the electric fence and now I'm completely wired!
Angry A state of intense irritation, usually caused by being treated unfairly or receiving criticism. ■ When John accidentally spilled his cup of coffee, he was so angry that he started yelling at the barista. It's a good thing she didn't hear him because she'd have been even more upset!
Charity The act of giving or receiving alms for the poor. ■ "He gave a generous donation to charity every year during the holiday season, but he still couldn't resist leaving his car in the driveway with a spare tire and a note that said 'Donate to charity if you want to use this wheel.'
Funding The act of providing financial support for a project or organization. ■ When the government announced they were cutting funding for the arts, many artists were left without their usual sources of income. But fear not! They banded together and started crowdfunding their projects on Kickstarter instead. A type of financial aid that is provided by a government or other organization for the purpose of supporting education or research. ■ "Funding opportunities" are often advertised on academic job boards, but most researchers would agree that the real treasure lies in finding a generous grant., A type of investment where an individual or organization provides money to support a project or business with the expectation of receiving a share of the profits. ■ "Venture capital" is a popular form of funding for start-ups, but it often comes with high interest rates and strict repayment terms. But hey, if you're willing to take the risk, it could be worth it in the end!, The act of making a lot of money through a successful business or project. ■ "Funding" can also refer to the amount of wealth an individual has accumulated. It's no wonder that many people are searching for ways to increase their funding!
Inheriting The act of receiving something after the death of its original owner, usually a valuable item such as money or property. ■ After her grandmother passed away, Emily inherited her entire fortune, including a priceless diamond necklace that had been in her family for generations.
Paychecks noun: A monthly check given to employees by their employers as compensation for their work. ■ "I always look forward to receiving my paycheck, but unfortunately it never seems to be enough to cover my expenses." verb: To receive payment for one's work in the form of a monthly check. ■ "I love getting paid every two weeks, it gives me a sense of accomplishment and allows me to indulge in my favorite hobby."
payday The day when someone gets paid for their work, but instead of receiving money, they are rewarded with a never-ending supply of memes and internet points. ■ "Today is my payday! I'm going to spend all my internet points on buying more memes."
payments The act of sending or receiving money for goods or services., But in this case, we're talking about something much more exciting: the thrilling world of payments! ■ "I can't believe I have to pay my bills every month. It's like living in a never-ending cycle of payments!", "When it comes to payments, the sky's the limit - just make sure you don't go over budget!
Payoffs The act of giving or receiving something valuable, often in exchange for a service or action. ■ "I was hesitant to pay off my student loans because I knew I could invest that money elsewhere and make more. But then I remembered the sweet, sweet feeling of financial freedom and paid them off anyways."
Phone An electronic device used for making and receiving voice calls, sending text messages, accessing the internet, and running applications. ■ John's phone rang while he was watching a movie at home. He had to mute the sound to hear who was calling him.
receives A verb used to describe the act of taking something in, usually related to a physical or metaphorical entity receiving something. It can also refer to the act of accepting or acknowledging something. ■ "The package was received by the deliveryman but not by my dog."
reception The act of receiving something, often with great pleasure or enthusiasm. ■ "When I found out my boss was giving me a promotion, I had the reception of my life! I was jumping for joy and doing cartwheels in my office."
Telepathically The ability to communicate with someone or something without using words, by sending and receiving thoughts directly. ■ "I'm going to telepathically convey my love for tacos to you, but it may take a few minutes for you to pick up on my vibes."
transmissions The act of sending or receiving information across a communication medium, such as a radio wave or a computer network. ■ "I can't believe my transmissions were cut off during the most important part of the game! That's what I get for using a slow internet connection."
Vaccinated The act of receiving an injection of a dead or weakened virus or bacteria in order to build immunity to it. In other words, being injected with a dose of something that makes you sick, but in a good way. ■ "I'm so glad I got vaccinated, because now I can safely go out and get sick from everything without getting sick!