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 | Susceptible Susceptibility - Susceptible Meaning - Susceptible Examples | 5:80 | 175 | |
 | Arduous - Arduous Meaning - Arduous Examples - Arduous Defined | 4:10 | 140 | |
 | Waylay Waylaid - Waylay Meaning - Waylaid Examples - Waylay Definition | 5:24 | 372 | |
 | Glum Glumly - Glum Meaning - Glum Examples - Glum Defined | 2:51 | 284 | |
 | Bedeck - Deck Out - Bedeck Meaning - Deck Out Examples - Literary English and Phrasal Verbs | 5:44 | 369 | |
 | Slumber - Slumber Party Meaning - Slumber Examples - Literary English | 4:00 | 314 | |
 | Hell for Leather - Hell for Leather Meaning - Hell for Leather Examples - English Idioms | 4:39 | 401 | |
 | Whip-Round - Pass the Hat - Whip Round Meaning - Pass the Hat Examples - English Idioms - Origin | 4:46 | 301 | |
 | Shame - Shame Meaning - Put to Shame - Fool Me Once shame on You - What a Shame | 6:58 | 378 | |
 | What Goes Around Comes Around - Proverb - Whar Goes Around Comes Around Meaning | 3:32 | 316 | |
 | Accost Accosted - Accost Meaning - Accost Examples - Accost in a Sentence - Formal English | 4:90 | 466 | |
 | Extrapolate Extrapolation - Extrapolate Meaning - Extrapolate Examples | 3:32 | 319 | |
 | Livestream 9thFebruary 2020 at 7 PM UK time | 33:11 | 278 | |
 | Onomatopoeia - Clang Clank Clunk Clink Clonk Chink Click Tinkle Jingle Jangle Thud Thump Ding Dong | 7:33 | 315 | |
 | How Long is a Piece of String? How Long is a Piece of String Meaning - English Idioms | 3:13 | 310 | |
 | Inveigh and Inveigle - Inveigh Meaning - Inveigle Examples - Formal English | 8:30 | 512 | |
 | Connoisseur - Connoisseur Meaning - Connoisseur Examples - French in English | 4:18 | 382 | |
 | INtimate or intiMAte - Intimate Meaning - Intimate Examples - Intimate Pronunciation | 6:50 | 546 | |
 | Wont - Wont Meaning - Wont Examples - Formal Literary English | 3:37 | 401 | |
 | Go To Town On - Go To Town Meaning - Go to Town Examples - English Idioms | 5:15 | 493 | |
 | Go to Ground - Go to Ground Meaning - Go to Ground Examples - English Idioms | 3:20 | 335 | |
 | Inhibit Exhibit Prohibit Adhibit - Inhibit Meaning - Exhibit Examples - Adhibit Defined | 8:43 | 509 | |
 | Dead Ringer - Dead Ringer Meaning - Dead Ringer Examples - English Idioms | 5:10 | 346 | |
 | Decry and Descry - Decry Meaning - Descry Examples - Formal Literary English | 5:54 | 536 | |
 | Jobsworth - Jobsworth Meaning - Jobsworth Examples - Jobsworth Etymology - Informal English Slang | 4:39 | 373 | |
 | Anathema - Anathema Meaning - Anathema Examples - Formal English | 5:43 | 419 | |
 | Clamour Clamor - Clamour Meaning - Clamouring Examples - Clamor Defined | 5:14 | 376 | |
 | Livestream 2nd February 2020 at 7 PM UK time | 31:30 | 380 | |
 | Idiosyncrasy - Idiosyncratic Meaning - Idiosyncrasy Examples - Idiosyncratic Defined | 5:23 | 555 | |
 | Cynosure - Cynosure Meaning - Cynosure Examples - Formal English | 5:60 | 440 | |
 | Iconoclast - Iconoclastic Meaning - Iconoclast Examples - Formal English | 7:18 | 534 | |
 | Chimera - Chimera Meaning - Chimera Examples - Formal English | 4:18 | 417 | |
 | Choir or Chorus - Chorus Meaning - Choir Examples - Choir Pronunciation | 6:00 | 433 | |
 | Keep Your Eyes Peeled - Keep Your Eyes Skinned - Keep Your Eyes Open- Meaning and Examples- Idioms | 4:28 | 426 | |
 | After My Own Heart - After Your Own Heart Meaning - After My Own Heart Examples - English Idioms | 5:00 | 566 | |
 | You Can Catch More Flies With Honey Than With Vinegar - Meaning - Examples - Explanation | 3:56 | 383 | |
 | Baulk Balk - Balk Meaning - Baulk Examples - Balk Defined - Baulk Proununciation | 10:21 | 596 | |
 | Hamstring Hamstrung - Hamstrung Meaning - Hamstring Examples - Hamstrung Defined | 4:54 | 449 | |
 | Strain Strained Strainer - Strain Meaning - Strain Examples - Strain Defined | 9:15 | 481 | |
 | Where There's Muck There's Brass - Where There's Muck There's Brass Meaning - British Proverb | 3:33 | 420 | |
 | Refrain - Refrain Meaning - Refrain Examples - Refrain Defined | 7:30 | 539 | |
 | Clinical - Clinical Meaning - Clinical Examples - Clinical Defined | 6:48 | 357 | |
 | Livestream 26th January 2020 at 7 PM UK time | 39:33 | 363 | |
 | Present Continuous or Present Simple - Correct Use of Continuous Tenses with Stative Verbs | 9:22 | 382 | |
 | Antithesis - Antithesis Meaning - Antethesis In Rhetoric - Antithesis Examples | 5:57 | 384 | |
 | Will Have to - Going to Have to - Future Obligations - Must - Have to - Grammar | 8:15 | 566 | |
 | Albatross Around my Neck - Albatross Around his Neck Meaning Examples Etymology | 4:33 | 395 | |
 | Clinch - Clinch Meaning - Clinch Examples - Clinch Defined | 6:50 | 698 | |
 | Delve - Delve Meaning - Delve Examples - Delve Defined | 5:23 | 519 | |
 | Personal Pronouns with Phrasal verbs - Separable and Inseparable Phrasal Verb Grammar | 5:35 | 370 | |
 | Ethos - Ethos Meaning - Ethos Examples - Formal English | 4:27 | 441 | |
 | There But For the Grace of God Go I - There But For the Grace of God Go I Meaning - Proverb | 5:54 | 400 | |
 | Have It Out With Someone - Have It Out With Somebody Meaning - English Idioms | 3:54 | 425 | |
 | Sabbatical - Sabatical Meaning - Sabbatical Origin - Formal English | 4:26 | 510 | |
 | Clandestine - Clandestinely Meaning - Clandestine Examples | 4:11 | 341 | |
 | Quarry - Quarry Meaning - Quarry Examples - Quarry Defined | 6:31 | 605 | |
 | Anguish or Agony - Anguish Meaning - Agony Examples - Anguish Defined | 4:48 | 448 | |
 | Livestream 19th January 2020 at 7 PM UK time | 31:46 | 360 | |
 | Keep at Bay - Hold at Bay Meaning - Keep at Bay Examples - English Idioms | 6:41 | 540 | |
 | Ajar - Ajar Meaning - Ajar Examples - Ajar in a Joke | 4:39 | 489 | |
 | Disburse and Disperse - Disburse Meaning - Disperse Examples - Disburse Defined | 5:55 | 470 | |
 | Summon - Summon Up Meaning - Summon Examples - Summon in a Sentence | 5:37 | 414 | |
 | Submit - Submit Meaning - Submit to Examples - Submitted Definition | 8:24 | 493 | |
 | Tiff - Tiff Meaning - Tiff Examples - Informal English | 3:26 | 496 | |
 | Solecism - Solecism Meaning - Solecism Examples - Solecism Etymology - Solecism Pronunciation | 6:30 | 600 | |
 | Mea Culpa - Mea Culpa Meaning - Mea Culpa Examples - My Bad - Latin in English | 2:44 | 371 | |
 | Stentorian Strident Vociferous - Stentorian Meaning - Strident Examples - Vociferous Defined | 8:60 | 435 | |
 | Put Your Money Where Your Mouth Is - Idioms - Put Your Money Where Your Mouth Is Meaning | 4:00 | 446 | |
 | Falter Unfaltering - Falter Meaning - Unfaltering Examples - Formal English | 6:49 | 565 | |
 | Flibbertigibbet - Flibbertigibbet Meaning - British Culture - Flibbertigibbet Examples | 5:55 | 428 | |
 | Tender - Tender is a Multiple Meaning Word - Tender Defined - Tender Examples | 11:11 | 649 | |
 | Downsize - Downsizing Meaning - Downsize Examples - Business English | 4:50 | 359 | |
 | Livestream 12th January 2020 at 7 PM UK time | 32:60 | 382 | |
 | Connive Conniving - Connive Meaning - Conniving Examples - Formal English | 6:57 | 646 | |
 | Preempt Preemptive - Pre-empt Meaning - Pre-emptive Examples - Formal English | 5:53 | 511 | |
 | Prevaricate Prevarication - Prevaricate Meaning - Prevaricate Examples- Formal English | 6:70 | 589 | |
 | Galician Fish - Mercardo de Abastos Santiago - Spanish Fish Market - Scallops Spider Crabs | 4:40 | 215 | |
 | Carpe Diem - Carpe Diem Meaning - Latin in English - Carpe Diem | 3:49 | 387 | |
 | Custom Made - Bespoke - Customized - Custom Meaning - Customized Examples - Bespoke Defined | 6:57 | 422 | |
 | The Proof of the Pudding is in the Eating - Proverb - The Proof of the Pudding Meaning | 3:55 | 353 | |
 | Using Ought - How to Use Ought - Ought Meaning - Modal Verbs | 6:70 | 589 | |
 | Jus Cogens - Jus Cogens Meaning - Legal English - Formal English - Latin in English | 4:90 | 287 | |
 | Spin - Spin Meaning - Spin Doctor - Positive Spin | 5:35 | 464 | |
 | Millinery and Habedashery - Milliner Meaning - Habedasher Explained - Professions | 4:24 | 318 | |
 | Orientation - Orient - Orientation Meaning - Orientation Examples - Orientation Explained | 5:41 | 394 | |
 | Catalyst - Calalyse - Catalyst Meaning - Catalyst Examples - Catalyst in a Sentence | 5:57 | 342 | |
 | Double Negatives - Litotes - Examples of Double Negatives - When You Can use Double Negatives | 9:29 | 518 | |
 | Ergo - Ergo Meaning - Ergo Examples - Latin in English - Formal Vocabulary - Ergo | 4:10 | 391 | |
 | Livestream 5th January 2020 at 7 PM UK time | 24:37 | 359 | |
 | Phrasal Verbs - Look - look after, look ahead, look around, look round, look back, look down on | 12:40 | 469 | |
 | Ascertain - Ascertain Meaning - Ascertain Examples - Formal English | 2:48 | 439 | |
 | Conflate or Collate - Conflate Meaning - Collate Examples - Conflate Defined - Formal | 9:50 | 622 | |
 | Abomination Abominable Abominate - Abomination Meaning - Abominable Examples | 5:14 | 460 | |
 | Phrasal Verbs With Fall - fall about, fall around, fall apart, fall away, fall back, fall back on | 14:20 | 700 | |
 | Superimpose _ Superimpose Meaning - Superimpose Examples - Superimpose in a Sentence | 5:30 | 370 | |
 | Dispense vs Dispense With - Dispense Meaning - Dispense With Examples | 9:80 | 635 | |
 | Goody Two-Shoes - Goody Two-Shoes Meaning - Goody 2 Shoes Examples and Origin - Informal English | 3:41 | 427 | |
 | Viable - Viable Meaning - Viable Examples - Viable in a Sentence | 4:53 | 642 | |
 | Identify the Mistake in the Sign - Error Correction - Spot the Mistake | 2:33 | 261 | |
 | Nincompoop - Nincompoop Meaning - Nincompoop Examples - British Slang | 4:30 | 498 | |
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