Build stronger vocabulary for 11 Plus English. Read widely, spot patterns, and choose precise words to boost comprehension and writing.
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It also means 'harshly, unfavourable criticism'
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All that junk that we collect in our bedrooms!
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It also means 'a continuing source of irritation or difficulty'
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This is especially so when it's an imagined threat or problem
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It's actually a huge beast: possibly a hippo (Bible: Job 40:15)
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It also means 'threatening, or seeming to threaten, harm or bad luck'. For example, 'a baleful stare'
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In honour of Verlag Karl Baedeker: the well-known German-based publisher of worldwide travel guides
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This verb can aslo be written as 'bombinate'. It is a regular verb: 'bombinate-bombinated-bombinated'
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This is a Filipino word meaning 'mountain'. It was used by American soldiers when talking about action in the rural areas of Vietnam, and the word is extensively used by soldiers when on active duty in rural areas
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It also means 'harsh sounding'
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