1. POLY-MATH (ADJECTIVE): literate person
Synonyms: educated, cultured
Antonyms: fool, illiterate
Example Sentence:
Are you a poly-math? If not, learn to respect your teachers first.
2. YOKEL (NOUN): a village local
Synonyms: boor, peasant Antonyms: modernized, city folk
Example Sentence:
Indian yokels can do wonders if educated and directed in the right way.
3. CLODHOPPER (NOUN): stupid
Synonyms: clown, oaf Antonyms: intelligent, brilliant
Example Sentence:
Are you a clodhopper? Why did you delete the files without asking?
4. FRESCOS (VERB): to colour
Synonyms: pigmented, dye Antonyms: discolour, lighten
Example Sentence:
Who will frescos the walls?
5. BROBDINGNAGIAN (ADJECTIVE): extremely huge in size
Synonyms: colossal, gigantic Antonyms: puny, tiny
Example Sentence:
The Roomi Darwaza is brobdingnagian monument in Lucknow.
6. FRIBBLES (NOUN): silliness
Synonyms: stupidity, childishness Antonyms: seriousness, maturity
Example Sentence:
Mr. Poddar is in a habit of displaying his fribbles in meetings.
7. KNICKKNACK (NOUN): decorative piece
Synonyms: ornaments, souvenir Antonyms: rubbish, garbage
Example Sentence:
Did she like the knickknack we send for her?
8. LOLLYGAG (VERB): move slowly
Synonyms: drag, crawl Antonyms: run, rush
Example Sentence:
You should not lollygag when a mad dog is after you.
9. DAWDLE (VERB): waste
Synonyms: loiter, procrastinate Antonyms: prepone, hurry
Example Sentence:
I will fire you from the job if you dare dawdle again.
10. PERCOLATE (VERB): drip
Synonyms: ooze, permeate Antonyms: block, absorb
Example Sentence:
The blood will percolate if you don’t apply some pressure on the wound.
