Nouns
Something that happens profusely on a hot day, particularly while exercising or working hard.
Sweat. a.k.a. Perspiration.
To delay doing something we should be doing.
Procrastinate
(n) An illegal payment. (v) To offer an illegal payment.
Bribe
Enough. Good enough.
Adequate
Low-level crime.
Petty theft.
Moisture from the sky in the form of rain, hail, sleet, snow or virga
Precipitation
To rank in order of importance.
Prioritize
(n) A stupid or 'daft' person who is easy to trick. (v) To trick someone.
Fool
Extremely valuable monetarily or sentimentally. Dear to us.
Precious
Cigarette fumes non-smokers end up breathing unintentionally.
Second-hand smoke
The trend towards international cooperation in areas like business, education, travel and culture.
Globalization
To influence someone or something to do what you want.
Persuade
(n) The amount of money available for a purpose. (v) To allocate available money for a purpose.
Budget
Negative. Detrimental.
Adverse
Extremely useful traits such as time-management, adaptability, teamwork ability, critical thinking, listening ability, leadership ability, emotional intelligence and creativity.
Soft skills
The programming which allows computers to run applications.
Software
To depend on
Rely
(n) Someone's exact words. (v) To restate someone's exact words, e.g. An eye for an eye leaves everyone blind. Gandhi.
Quote
Very famous. Larger than life.
Iconic
The subtle advertising technique whereby consumer goods appear in movies and TV shows without necessarily being mentioned.
Product placement
A sudden urge.
Impulse
To slowly disappear.
Fade
(n) A feeling of extreme fear and or hatred. (v) To feel extreme fear and or hatred.
Dread
Very believable. Extremlely persuasive.
Convincing
In relation to a country: Not having a seacoast. Surrounded by land on all sides.
Land-locked