To heat a liquid to boiling point; cook in boiling water; a pus-filled skin swelling
Kaoyan Vocabulary
Graduate school entrance exam vocabulary. · 4,801 words
Causing great sadness or disaster; relating to tragedy
A sudden shaking of the ground; a major upheaval
A wide-mouthed glass or clay container; to shock or jolt unpleasantly
Forming a fundamental basis; implicit; situated beneath
A sweet dish served at the end of a meal
A person who catches fish as a job or hobby
A covering for the foot worn inside a shoe; to hit someone hard
A person who starts and runs a business, taking financial risks
A set of symptoms indicating a particular disease or condition
A light, gentle wind; something easy to do; to move casually
Expensive; involving great sacrifice or loss
Having a strong desire for success; requiring great effort
As one would reasonably suppose; probably
Having a strong effect on people or events
The conversion of text from one language to another; a translated work
Relating to statistics or numerical data analysis
Relating to a large city; a senior bishop overseeing others
The intestines; courage; to remove the insides of something
A magical formula; a period of time; to write letters of a word in order
A small enclosed space or stall, such as a phone booth, voting booth, or market stall; a restaurant seating area with high-backed benches
To place something into another thing; something inserted
A hard protective head covering
The narrow part of the body between the ribs and hips
A large African and Indian wild cat; a celebrated or famous person
Of or relating to a monarch or royal family; a member of a royal family
Sudden overwhelming fear or anxiety; to feel or cause such fear
To press with great force so as to break; a dense crowd; a romantic infatuation
A steep vertical rock face
An addictive stimulant drug derived from coca leaves
To move hurriedly using hands and feet; a disorganized rush or struggle
Equal in value or effect; something equal to another
A personal journal of daily experiences; an appointment book
Force or energy gained through movement; in physics, mass times velocity
Use of words meaning the opposite of what is said; an unexpected outcome
A utensil for eating or serving food; to scoop with a spoon