words

paperback

A book with a soft, flexible cover instead of a hard one, usually lighter and cheaper than a hardback.

chuck something in the bin

To throw something away quickly, often without thinking much about it, used when something is not important anymore.

expand

To become bigger, wider, or more developed, referring to both physical size and concepts.

sponger

Someone who depends on others for support without giving anything back, negatively viewed.

spotting

Noticing or recognizing something quickly or easily, can refer to visual or situational awareness.

meanness

The quality of being unkind, selfish, or unwilling to share, causing discomfort in others.

rigid

Describes something that is very strict, not flexible, or unyielding.

chuck something my way

To throw something in someone’s direction casually or informally.

apron

A piece of clothing worn to protect clothes, typically used while cooking or cleaning.

redundant

No longer needed or useful, often referring to jobs or unnecessary things.

burden / burdening

To give someone a difficult responsibility or problem that causes stress.

rummage

To search through things in a messy or disorganized way, usually when you don't know exactly where to find something.

loathe

To hate something very strongly, a stronger word than "dislike."

be brought up

To be raised and taught by parents or family, including learning values and behavior.

soggy

Describes something that is too wet and soft in an unpleasant way.

fish fingers

Small pieces of fish covered in breadcrumbs, usually fried or baked, popular food, especially for children.

hatred

A very strong feeling of dislike or anger toward someone or something, deeper than normal dislike.

affair

A secret romantic relationship, often when someone is already in a relationship, or can refer to a situation.

greedy

Describes someone who wants more than they need, typically in a negative sense.

fuss or fret

To worry too much about small or unimportant things, often causing unnecessary stress.

encourage

To support someone and give them confidence, often in positive situations.

mayhem

A situation with a lot of chaos, confusion, or disorder, often messy or out of control.

dungarees

Trousers with a front part and shoulder straps, often worn for work or casual style.

numb

Unable to feel something physically or emotionally, suggesting a lack of sensation.

liver

An important organ that helps clean the blood and process substances, crucial for health.

healthier

Better for your body and well-being, often used to compare options regarding food, habits, or lifestyle.