Mar10

Question 1

stumble on or upon.

Answer 1

To find or meet by chance: bump into

WONDER WHERE THEY STUMBLED UPON THAT WORD

Question 2

rave

Answer 2

speak or write about someone or something with great enthusiasm or admiration.
“New York’s theater critics raved about the acting”

Question 3

in the bag

Answer 3

(of something desirable) as good as secured.
“the election is in the bag”
2.
NORTH AMERICAN
drunk.
“I don’t think my parents even suspected that I was half in the bag”

Question 4

ruffle feathers

Answer 4

If someone ruffles feathers, they say or do something which upsets or annoys people. His managementstyle ruffled a few feathers. The tall Texan ruffled some English feathers with his remarks. Note: If a bird’s feathers areruffled they stand out from its body, for example because it is frightened or angry.

Question 5

stupefying

Answer 5

making one unable to think or feel properly.
“the game ends with a sense of stupefying boredom”
astonishing and shocking.
“stupefying financial incompetence”