pint - glass beer pub drink Guinness, DEluge - flood rain storm pouring torrent, reveller - pub party people loud celebrate, to down sth - drink eat enemy fast quickly, famine - hunger starve food lack eat, Sláinte - cheers drink health English Irish, savvy - expert know, cut out - stop sound video connection internet, mute - to turn off speaker audio silence volume, call in sick - phone work ill boss absence, crestfallen - disappointed sad feel p.p1 {margin: 0.0px 0.0px 0.0px 0.0px; font: 8.5px Helvetica; color: #141413} disappointed or sad p.p1 {margin: 0.0px 0.0px 0.0px 0.0px; font: 8.5px Helvetica; color: #141413} disappointed or sad, lag - skip frame delay slow connection, reschedule - plan organise arrange calendar postpone, take the plunge - opportunity advantage risk courage decide, to put you money where your mouth is - enterprising prove action word take, vow - make promise marriage swear church, pick up - learn take, brush up on - improve refresh, grasp - understand take, rusty - corroded, oxidized, practice, dull - sharp boring, utterly - completely absolutely adverb, a great deal - lot discount, undoubtedly - certainly without doubt, handful - small number difficult deal, ADjective - qualify word noun, catch someone red-handed - wrong, come/get to grips with - deal understand, to have an ear for something - good be, Reschedule - book change calendar absence, lasting - forever ever long friendship love, subtle - soft discreet obvious sly, eerie - mysterious frightening, deafening, hammered - drunk - hammer, whine - cry child wine, thump, roar - lion, out of action, well and truly, a heated discussion, be caught up in something, let something go, let something be, give something a go, read up on something, take time out, a burning cause, burning - of urgent interest and importance; exciting or calling for debate. a burning cause/issue, eerie, roar, deafening, thump, hammered, decibels, whining, whisper, gurgling, uneasy, fit in, come across, cut yourself off - intentionally isolate yourself from others, stop communicating with people, or withdraw emotionally from surroundings, relate to sb - to understand, empathize with, or feel a connection to another person’s experiences, feelings, or situation, bring out the best in people, hold yourself back, bombard sb with questions, go on about, run sb down - to criticize, belittle, or speak negatively about a person, often unfairly

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