English word archive

A natural talent or special skill for doing something well.

To twist or mix things together in a messy, complicated way that is hard to separate. It can also mean to become involved in a difficult situation or conflict.

To mix two or more things together so smoothly that they become one. Can also describe things that fit together naturally and harmoniously.

A belief, idea, or understanding about something, often one that is general or not fully formed.

To deal successfully with a difficult situation or problem, even when it is hard.

A natural skill or talent for doing something well and easily.

Quick, skillful, and clever in the way you move your hands or deal with a situation.

To think carefully and slowly about something before making a decision. Often used with "over."

To struggle to deal with or understand something difficult; to wrestle with a problem or challenge.

To gradually become smaller, fewer, or less in amount or strength over time.

Honest and direct, saying what you truly think without hiding anything.

To handle something clumsily or struggle to find or do something in an awkward way.

The outer or less important edge of an area, group, or activity. Can also refer to a decorative border of hanging threads.

Having practical knowledge and good judgment about a particular area of life. If you are savvy about something, you understand it well and know how to deal with it effectively.

To give way to pressure, force, or a request; to produce or provide a result or supply of something.

Noticeable and impressive in a way that is easy to see or remember.

To make a skill, ability, or tool sharper and more effective through practice or careful effort.

Direct and honest in speech or behaviour, without hiding anything or being evasive.

Having a sharp ability to understand situations and make good judgments, especially about practical matters.

To become less strict or determined; to finally agree after refusing something for a while.

Firmly committed to a person, belief, or goal, and unlikely to change. Someone who is steadfast stays loyal and determined no matter what.

To grow or develop strongly and successfully; to be in a healthy, active state.

Having or showing very strong and sincere feelings about something.

Quick and skillful, especially with your hands. Done with smooth ease and precision.

To strengthen or support something, making it more effective or confident.

To prepare yourself mentally or physically for something difficult or unpleasant that is about to happen.

A natural skill or talent for doing something easily and well.

To create or build something strong, such as a relationship or plan, through steady effort. Can also mean to shape metal using heat and a hammer.

To think about something worrying or upsetting for a long time. Often used when someone can't stop dwelling on a problem or bad feeling.

Changing often and unpredictably, especially in feelings or loyalty; not reliable or consistent.

To rub a rough or sharp edge along a surface, removing a thin layer or making a harsh sound.

To start a fire burning, or to cause a feeling or idea to grow stronger.

A natural talent or skill for doing something well and easily.

To shine or burn with a small, unsteady light that goes on and off quickly. Also used to describe something that appears briefly or moves lightly.

To gather or bring together strength, courage, or resources that you need to do something difficult.

To complain about something in a low, unhappy voice, often without expecting things to change.

To take care of yourself or deal with difficulties without help from others. Often used in the phrase "fend for yourself."

Pleasantly firm, fresh, or clear — not soft, stale, or blurry. Used for food, air, sounds, or images.

Making you feel nervous or worried because something seems very difficult or large. Often used to describe challenges, tasks, or situations that feel overwhelming.

To be completely full of something, or to overflow with it. Often used to describe feelings or containers that are at their limit.

To have a strong, deep feeling of wanting something, especially something you cannot easily have.

Having an empty space inside; not solid. Also used to describe something that feels empty or meaningless.

To sit or lie with your arms and legs spread out loosely and comfortably, or to spread out over a large area in an unplanned way.

To walk or move without a fixed destination or clear purpose, often in a relaxed or curious way.

To become calm, comfortable, or fixed in a place or situation; also to resolve a problem or disagreement.

To gently persuade someone to do something, or to carefully guide something into a desired state.

Very interested in something, or eager to do it. Can also mean sharp, quick, or highly developed (as in a keen eye or keen mind).

To think or believe something, often without being completely certain; also, to calculate or count something.

To take hold of something firmly with your hand, or to fully understand an idea or situation.

To regularly care for something or someone, or to be likely to behave in a certain way.