BEAR QUACK YAK CUCKOO LOAFER
CHIT BROOD MARE BUTT SQUAT
CHIT BROOD MARE BUTT SQUAT
BEAR (N/V)
Meanings-
Known
- a wild animal with thick fur and sharp claws
to be able to accept and deal with something unpleasant
having endurance to deal something
QUACK (N/V/Adj.)
Meanings-
Known
- the sound that a duck makes
- to make harsh sound like a duck
a person who dishonestly claims to have medical skills
YAK (N/V)
Meanings-
Known
- an animal of the cow family, with long horns and long hair
to talk continuously about things that are not very serious or important
CUCKOO (N/V/Adj.)
Meanings-
Known
- a bird that sounds cuckoo
a crazy person
to repeat something again and again
LOAFER (N)
Meanings-
Known
- a person who wastes their time rather than working
a flat leather shoe that you can put on your foot without tying or binding
CHIT (N)
Meanings-
Known
- a short written note
a young woman or girl, especially on who is thought to have no respect for older people
MARE (N)
Meanings-
Known
- a female horse
extended dark region on the surface of the moon
BROOD (N/V)
Meanings-
Known
- a group of young born at the same time
to think a lot about something that makes you annoyed, anxious or upset
a way of sitting in which a bird sits on the eggs in order to hatch them
BUTT (V/N)
Meanings-
Known
- buttocks, the part of the body that you sit on
- the thick end of a tool
to hit or push somebody or something hard with your head
SQUAT (V/N/Adj.)
Meanings-
Known
- to sit on your heels with your knees bent up close to your body
to live in a building or on land with is not yours, without the owner's permission
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