. Old Time, at The Past Typical of
Old the Timer old resident; veteran; veteran
emphysema emphysema
lobo [US] [side] wolf
satchel (old) leather bags, shoulder bags
holler yell
indistinct blurred Clear; unclear
pant panting; gasping
groan complaining
snarl barring teeth and growling V ~ (at sb/sth)
yelp (for pain, etc.) screaming
rustle
petunias plant] morning glory; morning glory deep purple
blip light spot (meter screen The shiny light spots on the
roof , sometimes accompanied by short screams ) bleep (electronic equipment) short loud sounds,
corral corral (North American farms and pastures) corrals, fence
glitch glitches; minor problems; minor mistakes noun informal
coyote /kaɪˈəʊti/ coyote, prairie wolf (canine, distributed in North America)
managerial manager; managerial
fracas (usually several people) quarrel loudly, fight noun usually singular
raise hell angry protest; (especially )
Informal cuss curse; curse
shuck shells of nuts or oysters, clams, etc.; pods (vegetable); American English
circulate; spread; spread; spread
rustle (make) make a gentle rubbing sound, make a rustle
latch latch; latch
call it square End the
gauge (barrel) caliber, code
wallop and beat; slam
beep (from a car horn or electronic device) beep,
squeak beeps short and sharp; squeak; crunch
thud bang ; A thump
know somebody by sight
loose cannon a person, usually a public figure, who often behaves in a way that nobody can predict
bubonic plague bubonic plague
psychopath /ˈSaɪkəpæθ/ DJ pronunciation/'saɪkəˈpæθ/ KK a person suffering from a serious mental illness that causes them to behave in a violent way towards other people
screech / skriːtʃ / to make a loud high unpleasant sound; to say something using this sound scream; issued shrill voice; piped said
howl / haʊl / of a dog, wolf, etc. dogs, wolves, etc. to make a long, loud cry Zhang Hao; howl
wait up used to ask somebody to stop or go more slowly so that you can join them wait, go slowly (in order to catch up with someone)
pronunciation bronco / brɒŋkəʊ / DJ a wild horse of the western US Browncoma; North American Mustang no
cordial /ˈkɔːdiəl/ DJ pronunciation warm and friendly; amiable
outrage anger; righteous indignation; indignation; brutality; terrifying things countable uncountable
badass; lawless
transponder transponder; inquiring Machine; transponder
pot metal. Copper-lead alloy
transcend /trænˈsend/ beyond, beyond (the usual limits)
maul attack; biting VN
and fiddling roughly; rudely
criticizing VN; slamming VN
truss up binding
slit: a long and narrow incision; a long and narrow opening; a slit; a slit
thrash /θræʃ/ DJ pronunciation as punishment with a stick, etc.)
Strike , continuously hit ricochet moving objects to hit a surface and come off it fast at a different angle bounce off; bounce out V
all-out
line of work . Career
jack with
discombobulated to make chaos; destroy, disrupt the plan,
leave somebody in the lurch, leave somebody in the lurch when someone needs help,
gurgles (babies, etc.) make a rattle
airstrip airstrip; simple runway
clamp (with clamp) Live, fix the
sport
ice chest freezer
tire squeal
hombre; a man, especially one of a particular type
stash; an amount of something that is kept secretly
flat-out blunt; frank; completely
half wild semi-wild
tourniquet a piece of fabric , etc. that is tied tightly around an arm or a leg to stop a wound from bleeding
feel overmatched
know the score know the truth, know what's going on
call it
glass clattering (hard objects collide) make a loud impact V
help out
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