Crime & justice
This noun refers to a person who breaks a law or commits a crime, such as a "young" one who might be sent to adult prison
Offender
A short tune or verse that is easy to remember, often used in radio or television commercials to stick in your head.
Jingle
Food that is difficult to break up with your teeth before it can be swallowed, like very thick, overcooked steak.
Chewy
To breathe noisily through your nose and mouth while you are asleep.
Snore
To refuse to buy things from a particular company or take part in an event as a way of expressing strong disapproval.
Boycott
To admit to the police or to someone that you have done something wrong or illegal
Own up (to sth)
A large board near a road where advertisements are placed so passing drivers can see them.
Billboard
An adjective describing food that easily breaks into very small pieces, such as a dry cheese or a delicate pastry.
Crumbly
To look at somebody or something for a very long time because you are surprised, shocked, or thinking.
Stare
An idiom meaning to start or be made to start a new and difficult activity that you are completely unprepared for.
Thrown in at the deep end
This adjective describes something that is required by law or a rule-like having car insurance before you drive
Obligatory
This term refers to the general impression or reputation that a product, company, or organization has with the public.
Brand image
Having a texture that feels like it contains a lot of oil or is covered in oil, like poorly drained fried food.
Oily
To speak with difficulty, repeating sounds and pausing before saying things correctly.
Stammer
To stop saying that you are right or stop demanding an apology in an argument.
Back down
A period of time for which someone is placed in jail, a judge might give a criminal sentence
Prohibited
An advertisement on TV or the radio, or an adjective used to describe something intended to make a profit.
Commercial
Slightly wet or damp, often used to describe a perfectly baked chocolate cake.
Moist
To say something with a long, deep breath that shows you are tired, sad, or disappointed.
Sigh
To accept a difficult or unpleasant situation and do something about it, rather than running away from it.
Face up to (sth)
This noun refers to a person who attacks and steals from someone in the street, often by surprise.
Mugger
A small, narrow advertisement or graphic placed across a webpage.
Banner
Full of or covered with small, solid lumps, like poorly mixed soup or bad gravy.
Lumpy
To make a low, clear sound by vibrating your vocal cords, or the physical movement of a guitar string when plucked.
Vibrate
To attack or defend yourself against someone who has attacked you, rather than just taking it.
Fight back