ken tort to twist into an unusual or unnatural shape. Rage contorted his features. His face contorted with rage.
discreet
dih skrit 1. reserved and judicious, esp. in talking about or otherwise revealing confidential matters; circumspect. I wouldn’t trust him with this kind of information because he’s never discreet. 2. not showy…
carouse
k@ raUz intransitive verb to revel in a boisterous and drunken manner. They’d been carousing in the bar and were now staggering home, still singing and shouting.
drivel
drI v@l noun 1. foolish or silly speech or ideas. I don’t believe a word of this drivel about instant weight loss. 2. saliva that has been allowed to fall from the…
scoff
skaf intransitive verb to speak with mild scorn or derision (often fol. by at). He scoffed at my fear of the dark. Bart blames Milhouse for snitching on him, and when Milhouse…