theft	the act of dishonestly taking something which belongs to someone else and keeping it
subtlety	the quality of being subtle
coincidence	an occasion when two+ similar things happen at the same time, especially in a surprising way
a fluke	something good that has happened that is the result of chance instead of skill or planning
killjoy	a person who doesn't like other people enjoying themselves
wit	the ability to use words in a clever and humorous way
whereabouts	the place where a person or thing is
a knock-out	a very attractive or appealing person
commitment	sth that you must do or deal with that takes your time
simplicity	when sth is easy to understand or do
knowledgeable (about)	knowing a lot
possessive	wanting all of someone's attention and love
moronic	very stupid
paramount	more important than anything else
stupified	confused or unable to think clearly
antisocial	not wanting to spend time with or be friendly with other people
drawn to	attracted to sb
underrated	not valued or appreciated enough
hooked	enojying sth so much that you are unable to stop watching/doing it
self-effacing	not trying to get attention or praise for yourself or your abilities; modest
insurmountable	so great that it cannot be dealt with successfully
enlightening	giving you more information and understanding of sth
drop-dead gorgeous	extremely attractive
lacking in	not having enough of sth that is needed or wanted
shallow	not caring about or involving serious or important things
forgetable	not important or good enough to be remembered
stunned	very shocked or surprised
moody	often unhappy or unfriendly
divine	extremely good, pleasant or enjoyable
shotty	rue and annoying, use especially to describe people who think they are better than others
taken with	liking or enjoying sb/sth
engaged to	having formally agreed to marry sb
manly	having the qualities which people think a man shoul have
infantile	typical of a child and therefore unsuitable for an ault
alluring	very attractive, having a quality that attracts people
bright	clever and quick to learn
competitive	wanting very much to win or be more successful than other people
marvellous	wonderful
die of	to die because of sth
hit it off	to like sb and become friendly immediately
scribble	to write or draw sth quickly or carelessly
dress up	to put on formal clothes for a special occasion
evaluate	to judge or calculate the quality, importance or value of sth
strike	clock does it - its bells ring to show what time it is
gush over/about	to express a positive feeling, especially praise, in such a strong way that it does not sound sincer
run into	to meet sb by chance
stroll	to walk slowly, especially for pleasure
pry	to try to find out private facts about someone
subside	if a condition does it it means it becomes less strong
pan out	to have the end or result that you want
be down on	to criticize sb/sth
in a daze	in a state in which sb is not able to think/act normally ('cause od shock or injury)
keep track of	to make certain that you know what's happening to someone or sth
dying to do	to be extremely eager to do sth
up in the air	matter - uncertain, often because other matters have to be decided firts
take sth to the whole new level	to give a new meaning to sth, make it even bigger, better
not to pull any punches	to speak in an honest way without trying to be kind
come out of left field	to be completely unexpected and often strange
be in demand	needed or wanted by many people
jump to conclusion	to guess the facts about a situation without having enough info
jaw drops	when sb's ..... they look very surprised
throw a party	to have a party
have a crush on	to have a strong feeling of romantic love for sb
TASTE IN	the ability to choose what is appealing, attractive, appropriate, or enjoyable
WIMP	a person who is not strong, brave or confident;
NOSE JOB	a medical operation on your nose to improve its appearance
INSIGHT	an understanding of the true nature of something;
STIMULUS	something that causes something else to happen, develop, or become more active
PROFIT MARGIN	the difference between the cost of buying or making something and the price at which it is sold
BUMMER	something that is unpleasant or disappointing
MUGGING	an act of attacking someone and stealing their money;
DOUBLE STANDARD	a situation in which two people, groups, etc., are treated very differently from each other in a way
SCUM	a dishonest, unkind, or unpleasant person
LIKELIHOOD	the chance that something will happen
FELONY	a serious crime (such as murder or rape)
REPEATEDLY	many times
OBSOLETE	no longer used because something newer exists
FRAGILE	easily broken or damaged;
DANGLY	hanging loosely
PRESENTABLE	looking suitable or good enough, especially in the way you are dressed
SHOT	in a very bad condition
SUPPORTIVE	giving help or encouragement to someone
FOR ONCE	used when something happens that does not usually happen
INSECURE	not confident about yourself or your ability to do things well
DESPICABLE	very bad or unpleasant;
INSENSITIVE	not caring about the feelings of other people;
PATHETIC	very bad, poor, weak, etc
SOUND	showing good judgment
PRIMARY	most important / main
INSINCERE	not expressing or showing true feelings
SCRAGGLY	growing in a way that is not neat and even
SHALLOW	not caring about serious things = superficial
GROSS	disgusting
INTRIGUING	fascinating
DATED	old-fashioned or out-of-date
ASTUTE	mentally sharp or clever
DECENT	adequate or acceptable;
THOUGHT-PROVOKING	causing people to think seriously about something
REGARDLESS OF	without being stopped or affected by something;
TO ASSOCIATE with	to think of one person or thing when you think of another person or thing;
CHARGE	to ask for payment from a customer, client, etc.
STUMBLE UPON	to find or learn about something unexpectedly
TRIGGER	to cause something to start or happen;
RECALL	to remember something from the past
RUB it IN	to keep reminding someone of something that person would like to forget
FORCE upon	to cause someone or something that is not wanted to be accepted by someone
COME ALONG	to go somewhere with someone
will DO	to be enough
FETCH	to go to another place to get something or someone and bring them back
TOP OFF	to end something usually in an exciting or impressive way
SHATTER	to damage something very badly
OCCUR	to happen
ACCOUNT FOR	to explain the reason for something
PUT UP WITH	to allow someone or something unpleasant or annoying to exist or happen
WITHDRAW	to stop spending time with other people
GET AROUND	to succeed in avoiding or solving a problem
ABUSE	to treat a person or animal in a harsh or harmful way
UNLEASH	to allow or cause something very powerful to happen suddenly
TALK INTO	to convince or persuade someone to do something
TO sb's ADVANTAGE	giving someone a greater chance of success
BE IN AGREEMENT	to share the same opinion
HAVE sth ON YOUR CONSCIENCE	to feel guilty
THROUGH NO FAULT OF my OWN	used to say that someone is not responsible for what happened
IN TIME	early enough
LIFT your SPIRITS	to make someone happier
IF MEMORY SERVES	if I remember correctly
TURN YOUR STOMACH	something that _ makes you feel ill or uncomfortable usually because it is of offensive or disgustin
WHAT BRINGS YOU HERE	What can I do for you? How can I help?
HANG IN THERE	a way of telling someone to not give up, despite difficulties