Juke
More about Juke
The current sense of “feinting” or “making a move to deceive an opponent” was in use by the 1970s.
Examples of Juke
The boxer juked to avoid the punch, then countered with a jab.
Yuppie
(yuhp-ee) Noun
More about Yuppie
An Americanism; y(oung) u(rban) p(rofessional)
Examples of Yuppie
He joked that his avocado toast habit officially made him a yuppie.
Craven
(krey-vuhn) adjective
cowardly; contemptibly timid
(krey-vuhn) adjective
cowardly; contemptibly timid
More about Craven
From the Middle English cravant, cravaunde, “defeated,” <Old French craventé, “to crush, overwhelm,” (<Vulgar Latin *crepantāre), influenced by Middle English creaunt, “defeated,”
Examples of Craven
The craven employee blamed his mistakes on others instead of owning up to them.
Inputs Courtesy: Dictionary.com
Comments
Post a Comment