Sherlock Flashcards
Moor
a tract of openuncultivatedupland, typically covered with heather.
“a little town in the moors”
At the brink of
the edge at the top of a steep cliff
Overlook
fail to notice.
“he seems to have overlooked one important fact”
Similar:
miss
fail to notice
fail to observe
fail to spot
fail to see
leave
leave unnoticed
slip up on
Opposite:
spot
notice
2.
have a view of from above.
“the chateau overlooks fields of corn and olive trees”
Clamber up
toclimbup,across, or intosomewherewithdifficulty, using thehandsand thefeet:
They clamberedover/uptherocks.
I clamberedinto/ontothebus.
Fern
سرخس
Impertinence
lack of respect; rudeness.
“they gasped at the impertinence of the suggestion”
Tang
emita sharp, clear,ringingsound.
“the clatter of cutlery and tinging of glasses
Bramble
بوته تمشک جنگلی
Ruddy
گلگون
سرخ
Gregariuos
(of a person)fondof company; sociable.
“he was a popular and gregarious man”
Similar:
sociable
social
company-loving
companionable
convivial
clubbable
outgoing
friendly
affable
amiable
genial
congenial
cordial
hospitable
neighbourly
welcoming
warm
pleasant
comradely
hail-fellow-well-met
couthy
chummy
pally
matey
decent
clubby
buddy-buddy
conversable
Opposite:
unsociable
reserved
Mutton
Frock
Earnestness
Ensued
Succumbed
Bridle
Incised
Convulsive
Squander
Turf
Surmise
Partook
Recapitulate
Deprive
