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Adjective > Haywire informal not working properly a haywire immune system — usually used in the phrase go haywire The disease has caused her immune system to go haywire. (=to stop working properly) The old washing machine went haywire. The Read More …
Adjective > Relieved feeling relaxed and happy because something difficult or unpleasant has been stopped, avoided, or made easier : feeling relief I was relieved to hear that you’re feeling better. He was greeted at the door by his much Read More …
Adjective > Broke not having any money She is broke and homeless. Can I borrow 10 dollars? I’m broke until payday. I’m flat broke. = (Brit) I’m stony broke. [=I have no money at all] go broke informal to spend Read More …
Adjective > Irresistible (more irresistible; most irresistible) impossible to resist especially because of strength or attractiveness The force of the waves was irresistible. She had an irresistible (=very strong) craving for chocolate. Women find him irresistible. (=women think he is Read More …
Adjective > Herculean very large, difficult, powerful, etc. a herculean task/effort Washing the dishes after the party was a herculean task Herculean strength They took on the herculean job of restoring the house after the fire. a problem of herculean Read More …
Adjective > Mandatory required by a law or rule This meeting is mandatory for all employees. (=all employees must go to this meeting) The mandatory fine for littering is $200. (=everyone caught littering must pay $200) a mandatory retirement age Read More …
Adjective > Quaint A quaint outdoor café (or more quaint; most quaint) having an old-fashioned or unusual quality or appearance that is usually attractive or appealing The fishing village was very quaint. The writer talks about the quaint customs of Read More …
Adjective > Fantastic 1 : extremely good That meal was fantastic! (=excellent, terrific) We had a fantastic (=great, wonderful) time! 2 : extremely high or great The train runs at fantastic speeds. 3 : also fantastical : very strange, unusual, Read More …
