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Vocabulary Word Flash Cards

 

Our flash cards are a great way of testing if you've learned the meanings of the words in this section. Look at the words below and see if you can remember what each of them means.

If you get stuck, press "mnemonic" to show an image that should help you remember.

To check if you're right, or remind you if you've forgotten, press the card to flip it.

Go through the whole list to see how many word definitions you can recall. Practise until you're confident you can recall all of them.

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Expectorate
cough or spit out phlegm from the throat or lungs
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Expectorant
A cough medicine that helps to loosen phlegm in your chest
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Phrenology
the science of finding out what people's characters and abilities are by measuring the natural bumps on their skulls
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Flatulent
Too much gas in a person's stomach or bowels
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Draper
Someone who has a shop with sells cloth
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Strum
Play a stringed instrument, such as a guitar, by moving your thumb or a small piece of plastic repeatedly across the strings
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Stolid
Calm and not showing emotion or excitement
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Phlegmatic
Able to remain calm, even when exciting or distressing things happen; not easily excited or emotional
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Stentorian
Of a person's voice, very loud and strong
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Impart
you tell or give information
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Fugue
Musical composition that begins with a short simple tune, which is repeated by other voices or instruments and add variations
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Pittance
A very small amount of money
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Umbrage
offence or annoyance over something someone has said or done
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Decorum
behaviours that people consider correct and polite
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Transmogrify
To change completely in a surprising or magical manner
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Apartheid
Keeping people of different races apart by law
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Impediment
1. Something that makes movement, development or progress difficult. 2. A physical disability which makes something such as speaking or walking difficult
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Condiment
A substance such as salt, pepper, mustard or other spices added to food, typically after cooking
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Soliloquy
An act of speaking one's thoughts aloud by oneself, especially by a character in a play
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Prelude
An event which comes before another and acts as an introduction
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