(use it in a sentence, leave it in a comment) glow [gloh] noun 1. light emitted by a substance or object at a high temperature 2. brilliance or vividness of colour 3. a feeling of wellbeing or satisfaction – The flames from the bonfire gave off a beautiful glow The deep green…

(use it in a sentence, leave it in a comment) odd [od] adjective unusual, strange, bizarre – “His taste in clothing is just odd” “I had an odd feeling when I…

(use it in a sentence, leave it in a comment) hover [hov-er] verb to hang fluttering or suspended in the air – The condor hovered overhead, circling its prey

(use it in a sentence, leave it in a comment) roam [rohm] verb to walk, go, or travel without a fixed purpose or direction “We stumbled upon a herd of buffalo roaming in the foothills”

(use it in a sentence, leave it in a comment) don’t shoot the messenger idiom don’t blame or punish the person who tells you about something bad (instead of the…

(use it in a sentence, leave it in a comment) heap [hiip] noun 1. a group of things placed, thrown, or lying one on another; pile 2. (informal) a great quantity or number; multitude 3. (slang) an automobile, especially a dilapidated one “He left his dirty laundry in a heap on the floor”…

(use it in a sentence, leave it in a comment) just for kicks idiom just for fun or thrills, just for the hell of it “Just for kicks we used to knock…

(use it in a sentence, leave it in a comment) bloom verb 1. to produce or yield blossom 2. to be in or achieve a state of healthful beauty and vigor “Almond trees bloom in early spring” “His childhood tinkering on the piano bloomed into major talent,…

(use it in a sentence, leave it in a comment) mac noun raincoat “It looks like it might rain, take your mac with you just in case”

Known as Silbo, the whistling language of Gomera Island has a vocabulary of over 4,000 words, and is used by “Silbadors” to send messages across the island’s high peaks and…