Day 11

• ARSE (v)

1. To be silly, act stupid or mess around.
2. To make, to bother.
3. I can't be arsed to write that essay for tomorrow.

Eg:

1. Stop arsing around ! You make me tupsy-turvy. 
2. If one cannot be arsed to do something, one does not have the will to make the effort to do it.
3. I can't be arsed to write the essay for tomorrow.

• SNUGGY

1. women's long, warm underwear

Eg:

1. She wears snuggy to keep her warm on the winter.

• GORY (adj)

1. covered with blood, very bloody
2. unpleasant

Eg :

1. As she bent to tie her shoes, a gory vision made her stagger.
2. The Japanese press showed photos of the gory scene.

• STAGGER

1. to move unsteadily, as though about to collapse; totter, sway, or reel, as from a blow, fatigue, drunkenness
2. to lose determination, strength of purpose

Eg:

1. She was stagger and had hit the wall which then she was rescued by a charming man.
2. After losing in the battle, she had stagger.

• ENORMITY

1. The huge size or scale of something, or is defined as something that is defined as extremely important.

Eg:

1. First step is to grasp the enormity of the challenge.