bent out of shape US informal (very angry or upset) There is no need to get bent out of shape over little things. I don’t want to get bent out of shape about what has happened. envocabulary.com
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make (bring into being, create): They make wooden chairs. create (to make something new, invent): We have plans to create new jobs. produce (to make from components or raw materials): The new company produced luxury cars. generate (to make something happen; produce): This business generates a lot of income. do (to …
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out of shape (not physically strong; unfit) I need to take more exercise because I’m out of shape. He was drinking too much, and his body was out of shape. (not in the usual or original shape) The front wheel of my bicycle is out of shape. envocabulary.com
Read More »fowl vs. foul
fowl (a bird of a type that is kept for its meat and eggs) Chickens and ducks are two types of fowl. We barbecued several pieces of beef and fowl for lunch. foul (very unpleasant) There was a foul smell in the kitchen. The food left a foul taste in his …
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floe (a sheet of ice floating in the sea) A polar bear is standing on ice floe. In spring, all the ice floes around here melt. flow (to move smoothly and continuously in one direction) Many rivers, in the end, flow to the sea. When the volcano erupts, the lava flows down the …
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