1.Acquiesce :to accept something without protest 2.Ad-lib: to improvise or speak without preparation 3.Bask : to enjoy warmth or pleasant feeling 4.To beef: to complain or have conflict , to argue 5.Blurt : to say something suddenly and without careful consideration 6. Bounce : to leave a place 7. Breeze through : to move or progress quickly and effortlessly 8. Budge : make a small / slightest movement 9. Bum: to borrow something without intending to return 10. Butt in : to interrupt a conversation 11. Canoodle : to engage in affectionate behaviour 12. Cave : to give in or surrender to something 13. Chime in : to join or contribute to a conversation 14. Chuckle : to laugh quietly or inwardly 15. Crack down : increase strict rules or measures 16. Cling : to hold on tightly to something 17. Coax : to persuade someone gently 18. Conk out : to fall asleep or stop functioning 19. Cram: to force many objects into a small space 20. Crimge : to react with embarrassment or discomfort 21.dawdle : to waste time or move slowly 22. Dash : to move quickly and suddenly 23. Ditch : yo abandon something or someone , to leave something or someone without informing 24. Doodle : to draw absent- minded 25. Drag : to pull something heavy with difficulty o to criticize someone 26. Eavesdrop : to listen in on conversation secretly 27. Elude: to avoid or escape from 28. Engross : to absorb all the attention of someone 29. Fidget : to make small movements often because of nervousness 30. Flaunt : to show off 31. Flip out : to become very excited or angry , freak out 32. Flutter : to move lightly and quickly 33. Fumble : to handle clumsily 34. Gawk : to stare openly and stupidly 35. Glide : to move smoothly and effortlessly 36. Goof off : to waste time or avoid work 37. Grill : to question someone intensely 38. Haggle : to negotiate over the price of something 39. Hightail : to leave a place quickly 40. Jab; to poke something sharply , to insult to criticize 41. Jot. To write something quickly 42.Juggle :to handle many things at once 43. Knock : to produce a. Sound by tapping on a surface Or To criticize 44. Linger : to stay in a place longer than necessary 45. Loiter : standing or wait around without purpose / idly 46. Mope : to be gloomy or in low spirits 47. Nag ; to annoy or grass persistently 48. Nudge : to gently push someone to get their attention 49. Outdo : to do better than someone else 50. Peck : kiss gently / lightly or to eat tiny bites without interest in food 51. Pester : to annoy someone with repeated request 52. Plead ; to beg something earnestly 53. Pry : to inquire too closely into someone’s private affairs 54. Ramble : to talk or write at length in a confused way 55. Ransack ; to search through something thoroughly often creating a mess 56. Relinquish : to give up or surrender something 57. Rummage : to search through things in a disorganized way 58. Savour : to enjoy something completely 59. Scamper : to run quickly with small steps 60. Scowl : to frown in an angry or bad tempered way 61. Scramble : to move quickly or awkwardly often with difficulty 62. Skedaddle : to run away quickly 63. Skim : to read or glance through quickly 64. Slack off : to avoid doing work or responsibilities 65. Slather :to spread something thickly 66. Smirk ; smile in a smug or conceited / devious way 67. Snag : to catch or obtain something 68. Snicker : to laugh quietly in a mean way 69. Sprawl : to spread out in an ungainly way 70. Squabble :to argue about something trivial 71. Stagger to walk or move unsteadily 72. Stash : to hide something away 73. Swindle : to cheat someone out of money or assets 74. Tinker : to repair or adjust something in an unskilled way 75. Tiptoe : to walk carefully and quietly 76. Trudge : to walk slowly and with effort 77. Tug : to pull on something with force 78. Whine :to complain in a high pitched voice 79. Wing it : to improvise to do without preparation 80. Yank :to pull something with force Thanks a million Kayla for your brilliant work 😍😍😍😍
Dear Kayla: it's some years I'm following you and I appreciate very much the time and effort you put in your videos and podcasts. You have always the right attitude to maximize my learning.
This is without of any doubt a nice bouquet of little verbs! But all of them probably so low frequently used, that not only all the kings like Be, Do, Get, Have and the tough guys like Put, Let, Go, Give, Come, Keep, but just the plain middle frequently verbs have to look down on them. Anyway, they are nice!
1.Acquiesce :to accept something without protest
2.Ad-lib: to improvise or speak without preparation
3.Bask : to enjoy warmth or pleasant feeling
4.To beef: to complain or have conflict , to argue
5.Blurt : to say something suddenly and without careful consideration
6. Bounce : to leave a place
7. Breeze through : to move or progress quickly and effortlessly
8. Budge : make a small / slightest movement
9. Bum: to borrow something without intending to return
10. Butt in : to interrupt a conversation
11. Canoodle : to engage in affectionate behaviour
12. Cave : to give in or surrender to something
13. Chime in : to join or contribute to a conversation
14. Chuckle : to laugh quietly or inwardly
15. Crack down : increase strict rules or measures
16. Cling : to hold on tightly to something
17. Coax : to persuade someone gently
18. Conk out : to fall asleep or stop functioning
19. Cram: to force many objects into a small space
20. Crimge : to react with embarrassment or discomfort
21.dawdle : to waste time or move slowly
22. Dash : to move quickly and suddenly
23. Ditch : yo abandon something or someone , to leave something or someone without informing
24. Doodle : to draw absent- minded
25. Drag : to pull something heavy with difficulty o to criticize someone
26. Eavesdrop : to listen in on conversation secretly
27. Elude: to avoid or escape from
28. Engross : to absorb all the attention of someone
29. Fidget : to make small movements often because of nervousness
30. Flaunt : to show off
31. Flip out : to become very excited or angry , freak out
32. Flutter : to move lightly and quickly
33. Fumble : to handle clumsily
34. Gawk : to stare openly and stupidly
35. Glide : to move smoothly and effortlessly
36. Goof off : to waste time or avoid work
37. Grill : to question someone intensely
38. Haggle : to negotiate over the price of something
39. Hightail : to leave a place quickly
40. Jab; to poke something sharply , to insult to criticize
41. Jot. To write something quickly
42.Juggle :to handle many things at once
43. Knock : to produce a. Sound by tapping on a surface
Or To criticize
44. Linger : to stay in a place longer than necessary
45. Loiter : standing or wait around without purpose / idly
46. Mope : to be gloomy or in low spirits
47. Nag ; to annoy or grass persistently
48. Nudge : to gently push someone to get their attention
49. Outdo : to do better than someone else
50. Peck : kiss gently / lightly or to eat tiny bites without interest in food
51. Pester : to annoy someone with repeated request
52. Plead ; to beg something earnestly
53. Pry : to inquire too closely into someone’s private affairs
54. Ramble : to talk or write at length in a confused way
55. Ransack ; to search through something thoroughly often creating a mess
56. Relinquish : to give up or surrender something
57. Rummage : to search through things in a disorganized way
58. Savour : to enjoy something completely
59. Scamper : to run quickly with small steps
60. Scowl : to frown in an angry or bad tempered way
61. Scramble : to move quickly or awkwardly often with difficulty
62. Skedaddle : to run away quickly
63. Skim : to read or glance through quickly
64. Slack off : to avoid doing work or responsibilities
65. Slather :to spread something thickly
66. Smirk ; smile in a smug or conceited / devious way
67. Snag : to catch or obtain something
68. Snicker : to laugh quietly in a mean way
69. Sprawl : to spread out in an ungainly way
70. Squabble :to argue about something trivial
71. Stagger to walk or move unsteadily
72. Stash : to hide something away
73. Swindle : to cheat someone out of money or assets
74. Tinker : to repair or adjust something in an unskilled way
75. Tiptoe : to walk carefully and quietly
76. Trudge : to walk slowly and with effort
77. Tug : to pull on something with force
78. Whine :to complain in a high pitched voice
79. Wing it : to improvise to do without preparation
80. Yank :to pull something with force
Thanks a million Kayla for your brilliant work 😍😍😍😍
Wow thanks a lot😊
Thank you so much
I am gonna copy and paste to make my pdf note, so thanks a lot
Well, a big chunk of these are real slang. Not useful at all for a non native English learner.
Dear Kayla: it's some years I'm following you and I appreciate very much the time and effort you put in your videos and podcasts. You have always the right attitude to maximize my learning.
This is an amazing selection of verbs!! 😃 👏👏👏Thank you, Kayla!
Many thanks for the valuable content
This is without of any doubt a nice bouquet of little verbs! But all of them probably so low frequently used, that not only all the kings like Be, Do, Get, Have and the tough guys like Put, Let, Go, Give, Come, Keep, but just the plain middle frequently verbs have to look down on them. Anyway, they are nice!
Awesome
Good job Kayla you rock! ❤
Awesome👏👏
Thanks Kayla you're a wonderful teacher
Thanks a lot really appreciate you Kayla❤
Thanks Kayla. This episode has given me a lot of new vocabulary and revived some oldie goldies
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Good job with that lesson
👍 Thank you ❤
Very helpful. Thank you 🎉
Beautiful lesson. I learned several words.
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Where is the pdf ?
Thank you that's a very important lesson
Very good hair!
Hi Kayla! I’m having trouble joining your email list-the link seems to be broken. Could you check it when you have a chance? Thanks! 😉
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where is the pdf
😂 My b. Just didn’t know the first word before … Who are using them btw?
Are you a swiftie?
You acquiesce TO something. NOT something