English vocabulary Lesson 3

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zany

/ˈzeɪni/

adjective

ludicrous, foolish

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misty

/ˈmɪsti/

adjective

wet with mist

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stingy

/ˈstɪndʒi/

adjective

unwilling to spend or give away money or resources

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wispy

/ˈwɪspi/

adjective

thin and weak

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bawdy

/ˈbɔdi/

adjective

humorously vulgar

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comely

/ˈkəmɫi/

adjective

(especially of a woman) having a pleasant and attractive appearance

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testy

/ˈtɛsti/

adjective

easily irritated or annoyed

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weighty

/ˈweɪˌti/, /ˈweɪti/

adjective

very heavy

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crestfallen

/ˈkɹɛstˌfɔɫən/

adjective

feeling disappointed and sad due to experiencing an unexpected failure

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oaken

/ˈoʊkən/

adjective

consisting of or made of wood of the oak tree

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sodden

/ˈsɑdən/

adjective

wet through and through; thoroughly wet

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arable

/ˈæɹəbəɫ/

adjective

having the capacity to be used to grow crops

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corrigible

/ˈkɔɹədʒəbəɫ/

adjective

capable of being corrected or set right

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edible

/ˈɛdəbəɫ/

adjective

safe or suitable for eating

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nimble

/ˈnɪmbəɫ/

adjective

quick and light in movement or action

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tenable

/ˈtɛnəbəɫ/

adjective

based on sound reasoning or evidence

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viable

/ˈvaɪəbəɫ/

adjective

having the ability to be executed or done successfully

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feral

/ˈfɛɹəɫ/

adjective

describing animals that have returned to a wild or untamed state

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filial

/ˈfɪɫiəɫ/

adjective

relating to or characteristic of or befitting an offspring

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frugal

/ˈfɹuɡəɫ/

adjective

careful to not spend money in an unnecessary or wasteful way

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/ˈzeɪni/

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/ˈmɪsti/

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/ˈstɪndʒi/

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/ˈwɪspi/

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/ˈbɔdi/

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/ˈkəmɫi/

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/ˈtɛsti/

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/ˈweɪˌti/, /ˈweɪti/

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/ˈkɹɛstˌfɔɫən/

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/ˈoʊkən/

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/ˈsɑdən/

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/ˈæɹəbəɫ/

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/ˈkɔɹədʒəbəɫ/

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/ˈɛdəbəɫ/

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/ˈnɪmbəɫ/

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/ˈtɛnəbəɫ/

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/ˈvaɪəbəɫ/

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/ˈfɛɹəɫ/

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/ˈfɪɫiəɫ/

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/ˈfɹuɡəɫ/

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