Vocabulary
Verbs
Adjectives
Idioms/Phrases
Random
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Synonyms for hot weather

What is boiling/sweltering/scorching?


100

To stop something, more formal. Normally used for stopping shooting in a war.

What is to cease/ceasefire?

100
For a graph to go quickly up and down. (2x 100 points available)

What are soaring/skyrocketing/plunging/plummeting?

100

To make somebody do something

What is to twist somebody's arm?

100

This is to be exhausted, for clothes, shoes or people after a long day.

What is to be worn out.

200

Synonyms for raining

What is showering/pouring/spitting?

200

To create a debate, another word for create. This is also the start of a fire.

What is to spark?

200

When something is true. Usually collocates with information/sources.

What is factual?
200

To pick data/things that give a favourable/unfavourable image of someone. e.g they ____-______ the data to make the government look bad.

What is to cherry-pick?

200

This is to destroy/damage clothes or paper. Extra point: This is to destroy completely, e.g a contract, homework.

What is to tear?

300

Someone who doesn't believe someone quickly, they are cynical.

What is skeptic/a skeptic?

300

To intervene

To step in

300

A very cruel and violent civilisation.

What is barbaric?

300

To present an idea. Another word for present.

What is to pitch.

300

To impede the progress of something, also a phrase for a basket of food. 

What is to hamper/a hamper?

400

Over a large area, e.g urban ____

What is sprawl?

400
This is to steal things from a shop/supermarket. Usually by teenagers.

What is to shoplift?

400

Too relaxed about a problem, not preparing enough.

What is complacent/complacency? 

400

To get very angry, very quickly

What is to hit the roof/go through the ceiling/fly off the handle/see red?

400

To create support for a cause or try to gather donations.

What is to drum up?

500

These are what you get when you break a limb. Also the people in a film/play and a way to help someone.

What is a cast and crutches?

500

To get rid of tension, to feel good after expecting things to turn out badly. Also a way to do a number 1.

What is to relieve/be relieved/relieve yourself

500

To be extremely wet, e.g after that storm I was completely _______

drenched/soaked (through)
500

To perform comedy, like Jerry Seinfeld or Richard Pryor.

What is to do stand-up comedy.

500

Making a joke in a tense situation.

What is comic relief?