Noun 1
a type of story, e.g. romance, mystery, comedy, etc.
genre
a place that you are going to; a place where you stop on a trip
destination
to walk around looking at different things, without much of a plan about to choose
browse
surprising; not known about or guessed at before
unsuspected
a building with a square base and four triangular sides
pyramid
how much happiness and confidence you have
morale
when someone is very famous and well-liked by fans
stardom
to point your eyes upwards to show you feel annoyed
roll your eyes
to go into a space and fill that space in a very short time
flood
unsurprising; easy to guess or see coming
predictable
a person who plans buildings and decides what they will look like
architect
a drug; the pills you swallow to make you better when you are sick
medication
a surprising change in a story
twist
when someone goes from being very poor to very rich
rags to riches
to put something gently onto something; to touch something gently
dab
having your eyes open very wide because you are amazed, excited, surprised, etc.
wide-eyed
a long piece of clothing
gown
a special piece of cloth people paint on to create a piece of painting
canvas
being unable to hear anything
deafness
to spend time with someone so they won't be alone
keep company
to make something more fun or exciting
enliven
interested and wanting to know more
curious
a painting on a wall
mural
a person who seeks to obtain confidential information about the activities, plans, methods etc.
spy
the sound you make when you think something is funny
laughter
not in the right place; not right for the place
out of place
to talk about what is wrong with something; to point out its bad parts
criticise
excited and ready
eager
a strong serious sadness
depression
an overwhelming and painful feeling caused by something frightfully shocking, terrifying, or revolting; a shuddering fear
horror