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You can add spice to your speech by inserting a ..... or interesting quotation.

English anecdote, unlike Russian, is a short ..... story about real person or event.

Stop laughing, watching me fall is not any ..... !

There is something ..... about this man, I do not trust him.

Don’t get so upset, always try to see the ..... side of every bad thing.

Who are these ..... gentlemen in the garden? I can hear them laughing from here.

The ..... thing is that I forgot to warn Bill about the inspection and they caught him sleeping on the workplace.

This tea tastes ..... , how did you make it?

Why are you always making ..... over me?

..... means tending to fatness.

..... means having too much flesh, too plump.

..... means having too much white or yellow substance in one’s body.

..... means full and rounded in form.

Entering the shop, I saw a dowdy very ..... woman near the counter.

Mr. Dodson was a ..... , stern-looking man with a loud voice.

The baby had unusually ..... arms and legs.

Sue is growing too ..... to walk far.

Robert was a ..... jolly man; there was an invariable cheerful smile on his face.

Paul’s mother was a terribly large ..... woman.

When John laughed his ..... cheeks quivered.

The child had ..... rosy cheeks and a full pouting mouth.

I am afraid I am getting a bit ..... with age.

Mr. Parker appeared to be a big ..... man with a mane of grey hair.

They were a funny couple - Mandy very tall and as thin as a rail and Margaret medium-sized and a bit ..... , her head hardly reaching her companion’s shoulder.

The woman was very ..... ; she looked like a big balloon, short arms and legs, thick neck.

Leslie was of medium height, about five feet eight, and a little ..... .

Steve had a ..... figure, thick at the waist.

Bess was a strong, ..... woman of about forty, blue-eyed and dark-haired.

Derek had a ..... chin with a dimple in the middle.

We met Mrs. Johnson who was a ..... little woman, all smiles and friendliness.

This dress doesn’t become you; you look ..... in it than you really are.

Bob was a ..... , medium-sized hard-wired brown terrier, very inquisitive and naughty.

The priest had sparse gray hair that stood out around his head, big ears with large lobes, a ..... nose and small black eyes under unruly white brows.

Benito had a broad face with ..... cheeks; his sleek dark brown hair was pulled back in a ponytail.

Collin Homes was a handsome man in his early forties, short and a bit ..... .

Sharon Quirke was in her late twenties, tall and ..... , her dark hair brushed away from her face and secured in a small neat knot at the back of her neck.

William Hipwell was a black man in his mid-twenties, tall and extraordinary ..... .

He had a flat nose with wide nostrils, deep-set black eyes and a full ..... mouth.

He was so ..... that he was obliged to pant for some time before he could say “That’s right”.

I saw Marion about twenty years ago; she was a ..... , pale child then.

Silvia has always been stout; now she has grown positively ..... .

Hillary was sitting quietly in a corner, her ..... hands folded in her lap.

Jeremy was a ..... jolly man, always ready with a good joke.

He was staring into the ugliest face he had ever seen; the man had a bulbous ..... nose and tiny piercing black eyes on a broad flat face.

I could hardly recognize Theodor Brown; he had grown so ..... .

Ken looked like an enormous ..... toad.

After a few minutes Mrs. Mothball, a ..... portly old lady appeared in the door way and asked us to come in.

Nurse Caroline was short and ..... and very efficient.

There were a series of heavy silver bracelets that clanged together like chains on her ..... wrists.

The woman, who opened the door, was as ..... as a pig; her beady eyes looked at me with suspicion.