1. a golden age | A very unusual |
2. choke up | B extremely good |
3. proclaim | C man |
4. to burst someone’s bubble - | D instead of someone |
5. the gospel truth | E a little child who behaves badly |
6. underworld | F to give an important right or honour to someone |
7. to mess up | G to say something publicly |
8. extraordinary | H a period of time in the past when something was the most successful |
9. unleash | I crazy |
10. Dude – | J you cannot speak because you are starting to cry |
11. on someone’s behalf | K the complete truth |
12. bestow | L to control |
13. nutty | M sad or serious |
14. fabulous – | N to injure someone seriously |
15. to run | O the last of a series of events that causes an angry reaction |
16. tyke | P a place below the Earth’s surface where people go when they die |
17. to maim | Q to be the cause of something of someone’s problems |
18. fit as a fiddle | R to end someone’s happiness by making them realize what is happening |
19. the last straw | S to allow something or someone to be free |
20. crave | T to start to feel happy or well again after something bad has happened to you |
21. fraud | U to catch someone so that they become your prisoner |
22. lugubrious | V the state or condition of being weak |
23. capture - | W very fit |
24. get over - | X someone who pretends to be a person he or she is not |
25. weakness | Y want |
26. mortal | Z someone who does not do something very well |
27. point – | AA human are not able to live or ever |
28. amateur - | BB an agreement to do something if someone else does something |
29. distress - | CC if water floods a place, it covers it |
30. Gross! | DD used when someone you have just been talking about arrives unexpectedly |
31. trade-off - | EE release |
32. leverage - | FF mistake |
33. flood - | GG a weapon with a short handle and a long sharp blade |
34. set someone free – | HH an idea, the thing you are trying to say |
35. sword | II an unpleasant and difficult situation |
36. speak of the devil | JJ the power to make someone do what you want |
37. foul-up | KK very unpleasant |
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