used as a usually rough and temporary replacement for something A large box served as a makeshift table.
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Adjective > Clandestine
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Noun > Folly
1 a : (noncount) : the lack of good sense or judgment : FOOLISHNESS the folly of driving fast on steep, winding roads his folly in thinking that he would not be noticed The folly of such an action should Read More …
Verb > Excavate
(+ object) 1 : to uncover (something) by digging away and removing the earth that covers it They excavated an ancient city. It is the first site to be excavated in this area. 2 a : to dig a large Read More …
Verb > Supersede
Noun > brain rot
mindless digital content; the fixation on it and harmful mental effects of it What does brain rot mean? Brain rot refers to material of low or addictive quality, typically in online media, that preoccupies someone to the point it is Read More …
Sunday Conversation Club 03 May 2026
Come practice your English with a Native English Speaker FREE. Every Sunday 14:00 to 16:00 (Warsaw Time). This Weeks Topics: Superstitions and How Often Do You…? Use this link Sunday before Conversation Club. You can also find it on Read More …
Adjective > Spic-and-span
Adjective > Vulnerable
A person described as vulnerable in a general way is someone who is easily hurt or harmed physically, mentally, or emotionally. Vulnerable can also describe a person, group, or thing that is open to attack, harm, or damage. Both senses Read More …