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Sometimes An adverb used to express that something is true or happens under certain conditions, but not always. ■ "I sometimes eat chocolate for breakfast, but it's not my usual choice."
spectrum A wide range of possibilities or variations. ■ "I have a spectrum of emotions when it comes to ice cream - sometimes I love it, sometimes I hate it, and sometimes I'm just indifferent."
blatant adjective - characterized by obvious, direct, and sometimes offensive behavior or language; flagrantly overt. ■ "His blatant flirting with the receptionist was so obvious, he might as well have had a neon sign on his forehead."
boots An amount of money, usually paid to someone who has done something. Sometimes used figuratively to refer to a person's reputation or standing.
Confound To make someone or something very confused or surprised, often in a humorous way. ■ "I'm so sorry, I didn't mean to confound you with my terrible jokes. I just can't help myself sometimes!"
covenant A legally binding agreement between two or more parties, typically involving promises to uphold certain moral or religious values. ■ I'm not sure how I can keep this covenant to always tell the truth. It's hard to lie sometimes!
desperately adverb In a manner that is extremely urgent and sometimes comically over-the-top. ■I desperately need to find my phone, or I'll be lost forever!
Dictionary A collection of words and their meanings, arranged in alphabetical order. ■ "I always look up words in the dictionary to make sure I'm using them correctly. But sometimes I accidentally use synonyms and it's hilarious!"
duality The quality or state of being two things at once. ■ I had a dual personality disorder. Sometimes I was a genius, and other times I was a total idiot.
Engagement The act of being fully committed to something or someone, often in the context of a romantic relationship. ■ "I'm so engaged with my work that I forget to eat and sleep sometimes!"
Exploding To suddenly and violently burst apart, usually causing a loud noise and sometimes releasing dangerous substances. ■ "When he heard the joke, his face exploded with laughter!"
Fatherly adjective ■ Being fatherly can sometimes mean being overbearing and controlling, like a parent trying to micromanage their child's every move.
Guy A male human being, often used as a general term for any man. Sometimes used to refer to a specific person in a derogatory or disrespectful manner. ■ "That guy is such a jerk."
kale A leafy green vegetable that is often used in salads and smoothies. It is also sometimes referred to as "the queen of the greens". ■ "I love kale because it's the only green I can stomach without gagging.
laws A set of rules and regulations that govern society, often enforced by law enforcement agencies. ■ "Breaking the laws of physics may result in a trip to jail, but sometimes it's worth it for the hilarious memes!"
margarita A type of tequila cocktail made with lime, salt, and sometimes other ingredients such as orange juice or triple sec. ■ "I'll have a margarita, please."
Nance <en></?>A type of fruit that is small, round, and often has a bitter or sour taste. It is sometimes used as a slang term for someone who is small or short.</def>
obits A collection of humorous and sometimes inappropriate articles written by someone else, often found on the internet. ■ "I had to delete my obits after I found out they were making fun of me."
Pesos A type of Mexican cuisine consisting of a tortilla filled with cheese and sometimes vegetables. ■ "I can't believe I forgot my pesos, now all I have is an empty stomach!"
quiche A delicious pastry filled with vegetables, cheese, and sometimes meat. ■ "I accidentally left my phone charger in the quiche last night. I guess you could say it was a 'quiche' situation."
Relation A connection or bond between two people, things, or events. ■ John's relation with his wife is like a rollercoaster - sometimes it's fun, other times it's terrifying.
roosters noun An old, wise, and sometimes comically self-righteous hen. ■ After the rooster's long and arduous journey through life, he finally found his true calling: being a wise mentor to all who crossed his path.
Salad "A mixture of greens, vegetables, and sometimes protein, served as a dish. Often eaten with dressing." ■ "I had a great time at the salad bar today. I even tried some kale salad, which was surprisingly delicious!"
Schoolwork Noun: A task or assignment given to students in school. ■ Sometimes, my teacher gives us so much schoolwork that it feels like we're drowning in paper and pencil!
sweatshops A place where people work very hard and sometimes suffer from extreme heat or fatigue. ■ John's boss made him work in the sweatshop for 12 hours straight. He was so tired that he fell asleep at his desk.
trifle A small, insignificant thing that is often unnecessary and sometimes irritating. ■ "I accidentally spilled my coffee on my shirt - what a trifle! Now I have to wear this ugly stain for the rest of the day."
tussle A playful and sometimes violent struggle between two or more people, often over a possession or a rivalry. ■ "John and Jim had a tussle for the last slice of pizza."
varies An adjective that can be used to describe something that changes or fluctuates depending on the situation. ■ "The weather varies from day to day. Sometimes it's sunny, and other times it's raining."
vegan A person who does not eat meat or dairy products, and sometimes other animal-based foods. ■ "I'm a vegan because I believe in treating all living beings with respect."
zombie1 A person who is so dull and uninteresting that they appear to be dead. ■ "She's such a zombie at work, I sometimes worry she might actually be one."
attends To be present or in attendance at something, typically an event. ■ I attend every meeting to make sure I'm up-to-date on the latest developments. But sometimes, I just attend to watch the clock tick away the minutes until it's time for lunch.
boathouse A place where people go to relax and enjoy the water, typically consisting of a dock, a small boat, and sometimes even a sauna or hot tub. ■ "I can't imagine a better way to spend my summer than at my boathouse by the lake."
Bungee To engage in a thrilling and sometimes dangerous activity that involves jumping or swinging on a long rope suspended high above the ground. ■ "I love to bungee off bridges every chance I get, even if it means risking my life for a few seconds of adrenaline!
cheats A person who is dishonest or unfaithful in their relationships. ■ I found out my boyfriend was cheating on me by looking at his phone. But I forgave him and we're still together. Because sometimes, cheats can make the best partners.
consolation A type of comfort or solace that is often given in times of sadness or disappointment. ■ "I tried to cheer up my friend with some jokes, but all she wanted was consolation. It's not easy being a comedian sometimes."
Cooking The art of preparing and presenting food, often involving the use of heat and various cooking utensils. ■ "I may not be the best cook in the world, but my famous spaghetti sauce recipe is simply unbeatable.", ■ "My grandma's cooking is so good that I could eat her food every day for the rest of my life.", ■ "I love to cook and experiment with different recipes, but sometimes I end up making a disaster like burnt toast or raw eggs.", ■ "Cooking is not just about following a recipe, it's also about adding your own personal touch and creating something unique and delicious.", ■ "I used to hate cooking, but after watching my favorite chef on TV, I'm now addicted to experimenting with new recipes and techniques."
degeneration A gradual decline in moral, ethical, or intellectual standards, often resulting in the deterioration of a person's character or a society's values. ■ "John started off as a clean-cut businessman, but over time his degeneration led him down a path of shady deals and questionable decision making. It just goes to show that when you start with the best intentions, sometimes all it takes is a little bit of degeneration to ruin everything."
Distance The amount of time it takes to travel from one place to another. It can also refer to the emotional distance between two people. ■ I can't believe you live so far away! That means we have to plan our date night weeks in advance., Sometimes, it's better to keep a healthy emotional distance from your ex-girlfriend/boyfriend to avoid getting back together and making the same mistakes again.
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."
Dutiful Being extremely careful or attentive to one's duties and responsibilities, often to the point of being obsessive. ■ "I know I'm supposed to be dutiful about my work, but sometimes I just can't help myself and end up daydreaming instead."
earthquakes A sudden shaking of the Earth's surface, often accompanied by loud noises and sometimes causing damage to buildings and infrastructure. ■ "I never thought I would experience an earthquake while eating sushi. But then my nori started flying across the room!"
et A conjunction used to combine two or more words, phrases or clauses. ■ She went to the store and bought a banana. But when she tried to eat it, she realized that it was overripe. So, she threw it out the window and screamed "et cetera!" because sometimes, you just have to let things go.
excel To be extremely good at something, often to the point of being a bit overbearing or condescending. ■ "I think John is a great example of someone who excels in cooking, but he can get a little full of himself sometimes."
folder A thin rectangular container made of paper or cardboard, often used to hold documents, pictures, or other small objects. It's also sometimes used as a metaphor for a group of people. ■ John was so organized that he kept all his work in folders, even his snacks!, The new employee was welcomed into the team with open arms and a folder full of paperwork., Sarah's folder was so big that it could hold an entire library!
frank Being completely honest and straightforward, often in a blunt or direct manner. Sometimes used to refer to a person who is not afraid to speak their mind. ■ When asked about her performance at work, she gave a frank answer and told her boss exactly what she thought of him.
functions A collection of methods or procedures that perform a specific task. ■ "The functions in this program are designed to make your life easier by automating repetitive tasks."; A person's ability or duty to carry out a particular role or responsibility. ■ "I have to perform my functions as a CEO, but sometimes I wish I could just be a normal employee.", A group of people working together to achieve a common goal. ■ "The functions in this band are like a well-oiled machine, each member playing their part perfectly."
grinning The act of smiling broadly with the mouth and sometimes the eyes, often in a way that is exaggerated or mischievous. ■ "When he found out his friend was eating the last slice of pizza, John's grinning face said it all: 'I win!'
Hedges A funny word used to refer to the border of a garden or park. It's also sometimes used to describe a group of people who are closely related, like a family. ■ The homeowner decided to trim her hedges in the shape of a mohawk, which confused all the neighbors.
Icebergs Large floating pieces of ice that often break off from glaciers and float out into the ocean, sometimes forming massive structures known as ice floes. ■ "Wow, look at those huge icebergs over there! They're so big you could swim through them!"
Idiosyncrasies A set of peculiar or individualistic characteristics that distinguish someone or something from others. These quirks, habits, or mannerisms may be endearing, exasperating, or simply bizarre. ■ John's idiosyncrasies include eating only one type of food for every meal, wearing matching socks on his hands and feet, and never leaving his house without a hat. His friends love him for it, but sometimes it drives them crazy.