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Page 14 Page-15 actuely-in a very clever or detailed way slur- an alligation that damages the sb reputation shins- the front part of the leg below knee redress- remedy / help vanity - pride brooding over - thinking anxiously or sadly about something equilibrium - balance bully (noun)- someone who hurts or frightens sb else, often over a period of time bully (verb)- to threaten or hurt some one page-boy - a small boy who attends bride henpecked (adj) - a henpecked man is controlled by a woman esp his wife henpecked (verb) -continuouslly critized by wife insolent - very rude morose - unhappy Decologue - (Reference from Bible- Christanity) 10 commands handed over by God to moses (angel) tilt - to move sth to a sloping postion endorse - accept, declare aproval of sth verdict - judgement Page -16 sacred - holy, conected with god civility - polite, the quality being polite pay your way - to pay for yourself rather than allowing someone else to pay courtesy - polite behaviour, polite action intercourse - communication, conversation dictate - to give orders, or tell someone exactly what they must do, with total authority vulgar - rude, offending resentment - anger discriminate (verb) - here able to know on the basis of difference, to treat a person or particular group of people differently and esp. unfairly, rebuke (verb) - sharp disapproval, criticism dispose- (verb)- inclined or willing ( another meaning-to get rid of something, throw away) ordeal - difficult, painful experince specimen -something shown or examined as an example regard (verb)- to consider or have an opinion about something or someone agressive (Adj) - showing anger, ready to attack owe (verb) - 1. to have to pay money, 2 to respect or do something as he has done somthing for you knave (noun) - dishonest person stale (Adj) - here old things, 2. no longer fresh, not good to eat Page -17 in vain (phr) - without success stray - to go away, to move outside a limited area utterly (Adv) - completly, exteremly cheerfully (Adv) - happily squared - setlled countenance - expression on face, approval agony - physical, mental pain, suffering tread (past particple- trod) to put your foot on something or to press something down with your foot to assure - to cause sb/sth to be certain inexhaustible - unlimited solicitous - caring or concerned jest - something that is said or done in order to be funny page - 18