Brackish:
slightly, salty or briny.
Posh:
stylishly elegant, grand, luxuries.
Turf: synthetic
grass.
Fear: a
distressing emotion by impeding danger, evil, pain, etc.
Add up:
finish.
Schedule: timetable.
Beau:
boyfriend.
Bow:/bəʊ /: to bend the knee or body, or to incline the
head, so as to show respect or greeting.
The front or forward end of a ship or
airplane.
/bəʊ/: a strong flexible strip of wood or
other material, bent by a string stretched between its ends and used for
shooting arrows.
A bend or curve.
A readily loosened knot for
joining the end of a ribbon or string, having two loops.
A flexible rod having horsehairs that
stretches from end to end, used or playing a musical instrument like a violin.
Bough: a branch of a tree, esp. one of the larger branches.
Die: to cease to live.
Dye: to color (cloth, etc.).
Dai:
nickname of David in Wales.
He
is a dyed in the wool: Firmly established in a person’s belief or habits;
deeply ingrained in the nature of a person or thing.
The
die is cast: The future is determinate; there are no more options.
Crossing
the Rubicon: to do something that inevitably commits one to following certain
course of action.
One
die/ two dice: small cubes, marked each side with one to six spots, used in
games or gambling.
To
dice with dead: to do something very dangerous.
Corpse:
a dead body, esp. of a human being.
