Oxford Word Skills unit 7,8,17,18,19

make sth. seem bigger, better, worse or more important than it really is

making sb. look more attractive

make sth. which is false appear true

information that can help you e.g. to make a decision

hide sth.

in a way that others will not notice

a part of sb.'s face or body

increase or improve the quality, value or status of sth.

the thing that makes you able to understand or achieve sth.

walk slowly and shakily

physically weak and thin

be nearly a particular age, time or number

be noticeable

be or push out further than sth. else

a fat stomach on a man

show sth. you are proud of

very beautiful and attractive

slightly fat, but in an attractive way

pretty and attractive (babies, puppies, etc.)

behave towards sb. as if you find them sexually attractive, but not in a serious way

move your hand or fingers gently over the surface of sth.

keep moving or touching sth with your hands

be attracted to sb.

a determination not to change your opinion or attitude

suggest that you feel or think sth. without saying so directly

make general statements about sth that may only be based on a few examples

remember to consider sth.

more than is reasonable or necessary

water appears on the surface of your skin because you are hot

become red in the face, often when you're angry or embarrassed

look and try to see or find sth./sb.

show things of sth., often a quality or a feeling

a mix of two or more things

see or notice sth.

used to say that sth. is possibly true but is not always true

the action or moment of looking into another person's eyes.

understand sth. wrongly

make a decision about sth. too quickly, before you have thought about all the facts

a body movement you make to show a particular meaning

stories about other people's private lives, which may be unkind or untrue