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 | How So? How Come? How So Meaning - How Come Examples - How So Defined - Informal English | 4:50 | 432 | |
 | Foible - Foible Meaning - Foibles Examples - Foible Definition. | 5:18 | 548 | |
 | Tousle - Tousled Meaning - Tousle Examples - Tousled Defined | 4:20 | 470 | |
 | So and So - Such and Such - So and So Meaning - Such and Such Defined - So and So Examples - Idioms | 6:51 | 461 | |
 | So What? So What Meaning - So What Examples - So What Defined - Informal English | 4:31 | 386 | |
 | So So - So So Meanng - So So Examples - So So Defined - Informal English | 3:11 | 332 | |
 | Concinnity - Concinnity Meaning - Concinnity Examples - Formal Literary English | 3:37 | 571 | |
 | So Be It - So Be It Meaning - So Be It Examples - So Be It Defined | 4:33 | 679 | |
 | Hackles - Get My Hackles Up - Raise My Hackles Meaning - Rising Hackles Examples | 3:33 | 402 | |
 | I am Understanding - Is Understand a Stative Verb - Using Continuous Tenses with Stative Verbs | 11:27 | 648 | |
 | Prerogative - Prerogative Meaning - Prerogative Examples - Formal English | 1:41 | 379 | |
 | Status Quo - Status Quo Meaning - Status Quo Examples - Latin in English | 7:10 | 432 | |
 | Makeshift - Makeshift Meaning - Makeshift Examples - Makeshift Definition | 4:11 | 393 | |
 | Tinfoil Hat - Meaning - Tinfoil Hat Examples - Tinfoil Hat in a Sentence | 4:47 | 435 | |
 | Surreal - Surreal Meaning - Surreal Examples - Surrealism | 4:80 | 337 | |
 | Phrasal Verbs with Go - go away, go around, go back, go back on, go down, go for, go in for | 10:42 | 477 | |
 | Fit the Bill - Fit the Bill Meaning - Fit the Bill - English Idioms | 3:59 | 426 | |
 | Garble - Garbled Meaning - Garble Examples - Garble Defined | 5:31 | 545 | |
 | Respite - Respite Meaning - Respite Examples - Formal and Legal English | 4:47 | 526 | |
 | Gimmick - Gimmick Meaning - Gimmick Examples - Gimmick Explained | 6:23 | 512 | |
 | Trade-Off - Trade Off Meaning - Trade-Off Examples - Phrasal Nouns | 5:18 | 418 | |
 | Denizen - Denizen Meaning - Denizen Examples - Denizen Defined - Formal English | 6:23 | 482 | |
 | Foot the Bill - English Idioms - Foot the Bill Meaning - Foot the Bill Examples | 3:34 | 448 | |
 | Stigma - Stigma Meaning - Stigma Examples - Stigma Definition | 8:22 | 534 | |
 | Echelon - Echelon Meaning - Echelon Examples - Formal English | 4:50 | 450 | |
 | Monger - Monger Meaning - Monger Examples - Fishmonger Ironmonger Costermonger Warmonger | 5:37 | 680 | |
 | Too Many Chiefs and Not Enough Indians - Meaning and Examples - English Idioms | 3:60 | 425 | |
 | Entail - Entail Meaning - Entail Examples - Formal English - Legal English | 6:30 | 565 | |
 | Throw in the Towel - Throw in the Sponge Meaning - Throw in the Towel Examples - English Idioms | 3:51 | 391 | |
 | Expedient - Expedient Meaning - Expedient Examples - Expedient Defined | 6:57 | 722 | |
 | Berserk Berserker - Berserk Meaning - Berserk Examples - Berserk Origin | 4:33 | 396 | |
 | Phrasal Verbs with Come - Come About, Come Across, Come Across With, Come Along | 13:50 | 711 | |
 | Teetotal Teetotaler - Teetotal Meaning - Teetotaler Examples | 3:38 | 464 | |
 | Standing - Standings Meaning - Standing Examples - Standing Explained | 6:43 | 489 | |
 | Ruckus - Ruckus Meaning - Ruckus Examples - Ruckus in a Sentence | 4:32 | 483 | |
 | Paradox Paradoxical - Paradox Meaning - Paradox Examples - Paradox Explained | 6:38 | 540 | |
 | Supposed Supposed - Supposed Meaning - Supposedly Examples - Supposedly Explanation | 7:24 | 494 | |
 | Promulgate - Promulgate Meaning - Formal English - Promulgate Examples | 6:60 | 540 | |
 | Envisage - Envisage Meaning - Envisage Examples - Envisage in a Sentence | 5:46 | 658 | |
 | Insane Idioms - Not All There - Out of my Mind - Bats in the Belfry - Off My Rocker - Screw Loose | 6:26 | 631 | |
 | Ruffled Feathers - Ruffle Somebody's Feathers Meaning - A Few Ruffled Feathers Examples - Idioms | 4:30 | 357 | |
 | Perfunctory - Perfunctorily - Perfunctory Meaning - Perfunctory Examples - Formal English | 6:40 | 654 | |
 | Old Hat - Old Hat Meaning - English Idioms - Old Hat Examples | 3:35 | 422 | |
 | Moral High Ground - Take the Moral High Ground Meaning - Moral High Ground | 4:51 | 593 | |
 | A Haunted House by Virginia Woolf - Short Story - British English Reading - Virginia Woolf | 7:22 | 326 | |
 | Duck - Duck Out - Duck Into - Duck Meaning - Duck Examples | 9:20 | 703 | |
 | Winsome - Winsome Meaning - Winsome Examples - Formal Literary English | 4:12 | 516 | |
 | Metaphysical - Metaphysics - Metaphysics Meaning - Metaphysical Examples | 4:29 | 348 | |
 | Gewgaw - Gewgaw Meaning - Gewgaw Examples - Formal Literary English | 3:56 | 387 | |
 | Sketchy - Sketchy Meaning - Sketchy Examples - American English or British English Differences | 4:39 | 449 | |
 | Boisterous - Boistrous Meaning - Boisterous Examples - Boisterous in a Sentence | 4:32 | 496 | |
 | Dodgy - Dodgy Meaning - Dodgy Examples - British English Slang | 6:70 | 587 | |
 | Implement - Implement Meaning - Implemented Examples - Implement in a Sentence | 4:20 | 415 | |
 | Gain Gained - Gain Meaning Gain Example - Gain vs Win vs Earn | 8:52 | 304 | |
 | Gnaw Gnaw At Gnaw Away - Gnaw Meaning - Gnaw Examples | 5:54 | 471 | |
 | Una de Cal y Otra de Arena in English - Play Hard to Get? | 10:57 | 430 | |
 | Counsel or Council - Councellor or Councillor - Counsel Meaning - Council Examples | 6:33 | 422 | |
 | Emphasis - Adverbs of Emphasis - How to Give Emphasis to What you Say | 8:52 | 504 | |
 | Wistful Wistfully - Wistful Meaning - Wistfully Examples - Literary English | 4:58 | 591 | |
 | Fall in the Same Hole Twice - Stumble Against the Same Stone Twice - Trip Over the Same Stone | 5:24 | 510 | |
 | Alibi - Alibi Meaning - Alibi Examples - Alibi Defined - Legal English | 5:25 | 460 | |
 | Plethora - Plethora Meaning - Plethora Examples - Formal Literary English | 4:40 | 408 | |
 | -logy Suffix Meaning + Quiz on -logy -ology -ologist - apiology, campanology, dendrology | 4:17 | 280 | |
 | Befitting Unbefitting Befit - Unbefitting Meaning - Befitting Examples - Formal English | 5:36 | 445 | |
 | Hearsay - Hearsay Meaning - Hearsay Evidence Examples | 3:14 | 469 | |
 | Winnow - Winnow Out Meaning - Winnow Down Examples | 5:43 | 553 | |
 | Elbow Room - Elbow Room Meaning - Elbow Room Examples - English Idioms | 3:38 | 403 | |
 | Beautiful Synonyms - Vivid Adjectives - attractive, good looking, pretty, lovely, handsome | 7:39 | 487 | |
 | Downright - Downright Meaning - Downright Examples - Downright Definition | 5:35 | 536 | |
 | Muse Mused - Muse Meaning - Mused Examples - Muse Definition | 4:50 | 479 | |
 | Rapport and Repartee - Rapport Meaning - Repartee Examples - Rapport Pronunciation | 4:50 | 383 | |
 | Offset - Offset Meaning - Offset Examples - Offset Definition | 10:10 | 851 | |
 | Outdo Outdid Outdone - Outdo Meaning - Outdid Examples - Outdone Defined | 5:29 | 471 | |
 | Chary - Encore - Whet - Vet - Doctor - Enjoy - Meanings, Examples - Students' Questions | 13:22 | 509 | |
 | Daub Daubed - Daub Meaning - Daub Examples - Daub in a Sentence | 5:42 | 461 | |
 | Skimp and Scrimp - Skimp Meaning - Scrimp Examples - Skimpy - Scrimp and Save | 7:37 | 433 | |
 | Throng - Throng Meaning - Throng Examples - Formal English | 4:28 | 331 | |
 | Noblesse Oblige - Noblesse Oblige Meaning - Posh English - French in English | 5:35 | 363 | |
 | Distort Distortion - Distort Meaning - Distorted Examples | 6:30 | 285 | |
 | Gaga Dodder - Doddery Meaning - Gaga Examples - Gaga in a Sentence | 6:59 | 378 | |
 | Intrinsically Intrinsic - Intrinsically Meaning - Intrinsically Examples - Intrinsic in a Sentence | 5:16 | 373 | |
 | Smug Smugly Smugness - Smug Meaning - Smugly Examples - Smugness in a Sentence | 6:16 | 557 | |
 | The Oxford Comma - Using a Comma Before And - Serial Comma - ESL British English Pronunciation | 2:57 | 267 | |
 | Pent-Up - Pent-Up Meaning - Pent-Up Examples - Phrasal Adjectives | 5:33 | 593 | |
 | Coerce Coercion - Coerce Meaning - Coercion Examples - Coerce in a Sentence | 4:46 | 314 | |
 | Fickle - Fickle Meaning - Fickle Examples - Formal Literary English | 5:48 | 582 | |
 | Callow - Callow Meaning - Callow Examples - Formal Literary English | 5:37 | 490 | |
 | Leverage - Leverage Meaning - Leverage Examples - Leverage Definition - Business English | 10:30 | 688 | |
 | Chop Chop - Interjections - Chop Chop Meaning - Chop Chop Examples | 3:59 | 335 | |
 | Roll the Dice - Throw the Dice Meaning - Roll of the Dice Examples | 4:18 | 398 | |
 | Poke Fun - Poke Fun Meaning - Poke Fun Examples - Poke Fun in a Sentence | 3:48 | 336 | |
 | Students' Questions - Medicine - Influence - Think of/about/in | 8:30 | 366 | |
 | Patent Patently - Patent Meaning - Patently Examples - Patent Definition | 5:10 | 278 | |
 | Sheer and Shear - Sheer Meaning - Shear Examples - Sheer or Shear - Commonly Confused Words | 10:28 | 517 | |
 | Macabre - Macabre Meaning - Macabre Examples- Macabre in a Sentence | 3:14 | 351 | |
 | Think Back Think On Think Over Think Through Think Up - Phrasal Verbs With Think | 7:19 | 494 | |
 | Catch Out - Caught Out Meaning - Catch Out Examples - Caught Out Phrasal Verbs | 5:12 | 431 | |
 | Bring Round - Bring Around Meaning - Bring Round Examples - Bring Around Phrasal Verbs | 6:80 | 491 | |
 | Bring About - Bring About Meaning - Bring About Examples - Bring About Phrasal Verbs | 3:29 | 464 | |
 | Threshold - Threshold Meaning - Threshold Examples - Threshold in a Sentence | 7:45 | 677 | |
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