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Question 1

To look at someone/something for a long time without moving one’s eyes (when surprised, angry, or bored)

Answer 1

stare

Question 2

To look at someone/something for a long time giving it full attention, often unconsciously

Answer 2

gaze

Question 3

To look angrily at someone for a long time

Answer 3

glare

Question 4

To look with eyes partly closed to see better

Answer 4

squint

Question 5

To look closely or carefully at something, especially when it’s hard to see clearly

Answer 5

peer

Question 6

To look at someone in a way that shows sexual attraction (disapproving)

Answer 6

ogle

Question 7

To look at someone in an unpleasant way showing sexual attraction

Answer 7

leer

Question 8

To look with mouth open due to surprise or shock

Answer 8

gape

Question 9

To look at something for a long time in a stupid way

Answer 9

gawk

Question 10

To look carefully at someone/something, especially due to want or suspicion

Answer 10

eye

Question 11

To quickly look at someone/something

Answer 11

glance

Question 12

To look quickly or secretly, especially at something forbidden

Answer 12

peek

Question 13

To look quickly and secretly, typically through an opening

Answer 13

peep

Question 14

To see briefly without getting a complete view

Answer 14

glimpse

Question 15

To speak with pauses and repeated sounds due to nervousness or speech problems

Answer 15

stammer

Question 16

To speak with difficulty, repeating first consonants

Answer 16

stutter

Question 17

To speak unclearly without separating words properly

Answer 17

slur

Question 18

To pronounce ‘S’ sound as ‘TH’

Answer 18

lisp

Question 19

To make a loud noise with voice due to pain, fear, or excitement

Answer 19

scream

Question 20

To make a very high loud sound from fear, anger, or pain

Answer 20

shriek

Question 21

To shout very loudly from fear, anger, or excitement

Answer 21

yell

Question 22

To speak very quietly using breath rather than voice

Answer 22

whisper

Question 23

To speak too quietly and unclearly to be understood (no se entiende)

Answer 23

mumble

Question 24

To speak in a low voice, often from annoyance

Answer 24

mutter

Question 25

To say something in a clear and soft voice for a long time (you want to be heard)

Answer 25

murmur

Question 26

To make short sounds or say few words in a rough voice

Answer 26

grunt

Question 27

To walk with long steps

Answer 27

stride

Question 28

To walk quickly and determinedly, often from anger

Answer 28

march

Question 29

To walk back and forth repeatedly, often from nervousness

Answer 29

pace

Question 30

To walk slowly in a relaxed way for pleasure (over)

Answer 30

stroll

Question 31

To walk slowly, without a hurry

Answer 31

amble

Question 32

To walk relaxed showing confidence AND WITH NO DIRECTION

Answer 32

saunter

Question 33

To walk slowly without clear direction or purpose, you are completely lost

Answer 33

wander

Question 34

To walk for a long time with no clear purpose, as exploring new places (recorrer)

Answer 34

roam

Question 35

To move slowly and quietly, often for criminal activity

Answer 35

prowl

Question 36

To walk in countryside for pleasure

Answer 36

ramble

Question 37

To take long walks in mountains or countryside

Answer 37

hike

Question 38

To walk long distances, especially in mountains

Answer 38

trek

Question 39

To walk proudly with head high and chest forward

Answer 39

strut

Question 40

To walk proudly swinging shoulders showing confidence

Answer 40

swagger

Question 41

To walk unsteadily, almost falling

Answer 41

stagger

Question 42

To walk unsteadily or hit foot against something

Answer 42

stumble

Question 43

To walk with short steps, body moving side to side (penguins)

Answer 43

waddle

Question 44

To walk slowly with a lot of effort especially over a difficult surface (snow) or while carrying something heavy

Answer 44

trudge

Question 45

To walk with difficulty due to pain

Answer 45

hobble

Question 46

To walk with short steps by pulling one’s feet slowly due to fatigue

Answer 46

shuffle

Question 47

To walk quietly on toes

Answer 47

tiptoe

Question 48

To move quietly and carefully to avoid attention

Answer 48

creep

Question 49

To go somewhere secretly and quietly

Answer 49

sneak

Question 50

1.To walk proudly/angrily with long steps 2.To move slowly and quietly towards an animal or person in order to catch kill them

Answer 50

stalk

Question 51

To cry quietly, taking sudden deep breaths

Answer 51

sob

Question 52

To cry, especially because one feels very sad or in grief

Answer 52

weep

Question 53

To cry or shout at a loud voice in pain, as babies do

Answer 53

bawl | bool

Question 54

To cry out with LONG HIGH SOUND, loudly

Answer 54

wail

Question 55

Animals make crying or pain noises

Answer 55

whimper

Question 56

To complain disappointment in sad annoying voice

Answer 56

whine

Question 57

To cry noisily and uncontrollable way, it annoys people and exagerated

Answer 57

blubber

Question 58

To laugh quickly and quietly, because something is silly/rude or because one is nervous/embarrassed

Answer 58

giggle

Question 59

To laugh quietly in a high voice, especially because one is nervous

Answer 59

titter

Question 60

To laugh quietly as suppressing your laugh

Answer 60

chuckle

Question 61

To laugh because one is amused or pleased about something (loud)

Answer 61

chortle (With, at)

Question 62

To laugh in a loud unpleasant way, making short high sounds (women generally do)

Answer 62

cackle

Question 63

To make a broad smile often with pride or satisfaction

Answer 63

beam

Question 64

To laugh loudly blantantly at someone or shout things at them in a way that shows one does not respect them | (After a match, the winning team jeered at the losing team)

Answer 64

jeer

Question 65

To laugh quietly in a way that is not nice at something which is not supposed to be funny

Answer 65

snigger

Question 66

To smile in a offensive way, belittling other people and SHOWING SUPERIORITY (LOOK DOWN ON)

Answer 66

sneer

Question 67

To smile pleased SELF-SATISFIED by sb's misfortunes, often hiding feelings of superiority (AT THE EXPENSE OF)

Answer 67

smirk

Question 68

To smile at someone in an unpleasant way that shows an evil or sexual interest

Answer 68

leer

Question 69

To smile widely showing teeth in a happy situation

Answer 69

grin

Question 70

To twist one's face in an ugly way because one is trying to be funny

Answer 70

grimace

Question 71

To take hold of something firmly with your hand, putting one’s fingers or arm round. To begin to understand.

Answer 71

grasp

Question 72

To hold tightly with both hands together sit: arm wrestling, praying,

Answer 72

clasp

Question 73

To hold someone or something firmly, for example because you are afraid or in pain, or because you do not want to lose them. (in desperation) | To hold your stomach

Answer 73

clutch

Question 74

To take hold of something quickly and firmly / someone by a part of their body or clothing To take (an opportunity) eagerly

Answer 74

seize

Question 75

To hold something tightly and firmly To keep someone’s attention completely If you are gripped by something, your attention is concentrated on it and held by it

Answer 75

grip

Question 76

To hold someone tightly with arms to show affection

Answer 76

hug

Question 77

To hold tightly for safety

Answer 77

cling to

Question 78

To take hold of something or someone suddenly and roughly To take illegal possession of

Answer 78

grab

Question 79

To take away quickly or violently (Arrebatar)

Answer 79

snatch