launder: [phonetics] v. Latin lavanda:
things to be washed; lavare: to wash
to wash or wash and iron
clothes or linens.
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play:[phonetics] n.
the spontaneous
activity of children
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gourmet: [phonetics] n. {French <Old French, wine merchant’s servant} a connoisseur of fine food and
drink. syn: epicure : a person
devoted to refined sensuous
enjoyment (esp. food & drink)
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dream: [phonetics] n. 1. a series of
mental
images,
ideas, and emotions occurring
in certain stages of sleep 2. an
ambition 3. one that is extremely
pleasant, beautiful, or fine.
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love: [phonetics] n. 1. an intense affection for another
person based on personal or familial
ties 2. the deep tenderness, affection,
and
concern felt for a person with
whom one has a relationship.
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appetite: [phonetics] n. <Latin appetitus,
strong desire <appetere, to strive after
a desire for food or drink; a physical
desire; a strong desire or urge
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friend: [phonetics] n. a person
whom one knows,
likes, and trusts.
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home: [phonetics] n. a place where one lives;
an environment affording
security and happiness; a
valued place considered a
refuge or place of origin.
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family: [phonetics] n. two or more people who
share goals and values,
have long-term commitments
to one another and usually
live under the same roof; a
group of persons sharing
common ancestry.
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relax: [phonetics] v. to reduce in intensity: slacken; to
relieve from effort or strain; to
take
one’s ease: REST; to become less
formal, aloof or tense.
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work: [phonetics] n.the physical or mental
effort or activity
directed toward the production or
accomplishment of something: labor; employment: JOB; the means by which
one earns one’s livelihood.
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read: [phonetics] v. to examine and grasp the meaning
of (written or printed characters,
words, or sentences); to learn or
get
knowledge from something
written or printed; to study
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sesquipedalian: [phonetics] adj. Latin sesquipedalis: of a foot and a half in length
tending to use long words
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coffee: [phonetics] n. an aromatic, mildly stimulating
beverage prepared from
coffee
beans. COFFEE BREAK: a short
work
break
during which coffee
or other
refreshments
may be
consumed.
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laugh: [phonetics] v. to express esp. mirth by a series
of inarticulate sounds, with the
mouth
open in a wide smile; to
show amusement.
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mother: [phonetics] n. one who loves and
cares for
her children; v. to watch over,
nourish, and protect.
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wine: [phonetics] n. something that intoxicates
or exhilarates; v. to provide or
entertain with drink <wined
and dined the dignitaries>
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luck: [phonetics] preparation + opportunity
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enjoy: [phonetics] v. to take pleasure in;
to experience with joy.
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sex: [phonetics] n. yes, please |
