Week 5 Vocab Flashcards
darkhorse
(n.) a little known contestant regarded by few as a likely winner
dawdle
(v.) to waste time; to loiter
daymare
(n.) an anxiety attack
deadbeat
(n.) one who avoids paying ones debt; a lazy person
deadpan
(adj.) expressionless, emotionless, matter of fact
deathtrap
(n.) an unsafe structure or vehicle; a very dangerous situation
debrief
(v.) to obtain information by questioning
debunk
(v.) to expose or ridicule as being false and exaggerating
declasse
(adj.) low class in appearance, manners, or taste; outdated fashion
deep pocket
(n.) a source of substantial financial support or wealth
deep-seated
(adj.) deeply rooted, ingrained, difficult to remove
deep-six
(v.) to toss overboard; to get rid of; to discard
de facto
(adv.) actually, infact, reality
deft
(adj.) skillful in an easy, sure, and quick manner
defunct
(adj.) dead or inactive