| PRESUME | to think that sth is true though you are not certain | |
| ACCUSTOMED TO | used to sth | |
| CUT CORNERS | take shortcuts | |
| INFATUATION | a strong feeling of love for sb or interest in sth, unreasonable / obsession | |
| ACCOMPLISH | to succeed in doing sth / achieve | |
| ALL ALONG | for the entire time / always | |
| VILE | evil or immortal | |
| GO BONKERS | go nuts / lose one's marbles | |
| SHIFT | a group of workers or period of working time | |
| PICK UP THE PIECES | to restore one's life to a normal state | |
| TAKE ON SB | to compete agains sb or start a fight with sb esp. bigger , better than you | |
| LEVERAGE | influence that you can use to make people do what you want | |
| PULL ONESELF TOGETHER | to become mentally focused after a period of being unfocused | |
| MEDICAL CONDITION | an illness or health problem that affects you permanently | |
| ABUSE | to trat sb in a violent and cruel way, often sexually | |
| FIGURE OUT | think about a situation or problem until you find the answer/ work out | |
| DIZZY | feeling unable to stand steadily | |
| EXCEED | to go beyond what you are allowed to / be more than a particular number or amount | |
| GO TO GREAT LENGTHS | to make a major effort | |
| DRAG SB INTO STH | to make sb involved in a situation when they do not want to | |
| DETEST | to hate sth or sb very much | |
| HOLD IT AGAINST SB | to bear a grudge | |
| SETTLE A SCORE | to do sth to harm or hurt sb who has harmed you in the past | |
| FOR STARTERS | used to emphasise the first of a series | |
| PARTICULARY | more than usual or more than others ( especially) | |
| OVERWHELMED | surprised so much that they do not know how to react | |
| MERELY | only / just | |
| PLOT | to make a secret plan to harm a person or organization ( conspire ) | |
| SHOCKER | a film, news story or action that shocks you | |
| AFFAIR | issue | |
| KNUCKLES | part of a finger at a joint where the bone is near the surface, where the finger joins the hand | |
| INSERT | to place or fit sth into another thing | |
| OTHERWISE | in circumstances different from those present or considered ; or else | |
| UNBEARABLE | not able to be endured or tolerated | |
| WAGES | a fixed regular payment, paid on weekly or daily basis, made by employes to employee | |
| PIECE OF TURD | a lump or excrement | |
| BE ON SB's PAYROLL | tio work for sb / be employed by sb | |
| DONE SB IN | to kill sb | |
| CREDIT | recognition and appreciation | |
| DELUDED | deceived, fooled, taken in | |
| UTTER | to articulate, mention | |
| LONGING | strong desire, craving for sth | |
| GET EVEN WITH SB | settle the score , get square | |
| MISPLACED | missing, lost | |
| ON MY ACCOUNT | because of me | |
| PATHETIC | pitiful, sorry, in bad shape | |
| SURGEON | a medical pracctitioner qualified to practice surgery | |
| WACKO | eccentric, madman, lunatic | |
| APPARENTLY | evidently, clearly, seemingly | |
| RETRIEVE | to get back, recover | |
| RELEVANT | important, related to | |
| SHORT - TERM | very soon | |
| MAKE IT UP TO SB | to do sth good for sb you have upset, in order to become friends with them again | |
| INJURY | harm or damage | |
| SAVAGELY | brutally, viciously | |
| SUBTLE | delicate and refined | |
| VANITY | excessive pride in or admiration of one's own appearance or achievements | |
| SPARE NO EXPENSE | to not consider the cost of sth | |
| CORPSE DISPOSAL | removal of dead body | |
| OUTCOME | a final product or end result | |
| UNSATISFACTORY | inadequate, disappointing | |
| GENUINE | aithentic, real | |
| APRON | a protective or decorative garment worn over the front of one's clothes and tied at the back | |
| THOROUGHLY | completly, carefully | |
| ANASTHETETIC | a substance that makes sb insensitive to pain | |
| BE NOWHERE NEAR | not anything like, far from | |
| ENDURE | to bear without resistance or with patience ; tolerate | |
| FIGURE OUT | to make up one's mind, find a solution | |
| BLACKMAIL | to extort money or favours from sb by making a threat | |
| IF NEED BE | provided it is necessary | |
| HAND OVER | to deliver, return, give back | |
| TECH - SAW | knowing a lot about modern technologies esp. computers | |