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  1. armoury
    a military structure where arms and ammunition and other military equipment are stored and training is given in the use of arms
    My fatehr hadn't kept Financial Prudence amount his armoury of essential words; he ran a ridiculously large account at Ladbroke's and his mess bills always reached staggering proportions, because he liked to be popular and in place of charm had to dispense alcohol.
  2. Foreign Service
    the part of the State Department that supplies diplomats for the United States embassies and consulates around the world
    But every kind of job I looked at--the Foreign Service, the Civil, the Colonial, the banks, commerce, advertising--was transpierceable at a glance.
  3. equip
    provide with, usually for a specific purpose
    Handsomely equipped to fail, I went out into the world.
  4. ridiculously
    so as to arouse or deserve laughter
    My fatehr hadn't kept Financial Prudence amount his armoury of essential words; he ran a ridiculously large account at Ladbroke's and his mess bills always reached staggering proportions, because he liked to be popular and in place of charm had to dispense alcohol.
  5. stagger
    walk with great difficulty
    My fatehr hadn't kept Financial Prudence amount his armoury of essential words; he ran a ridiculously large account at Ladbroke's and his mess bills always reached staggering proportions, because he liked to be popular and in place of charm had to dispense alcohol.
  6. dispense
    administer or bestow, as in small portions
    My fatehr hadn't kept Financial Prudence amount his armoury of essential words; he ran a ridiculously large account at Ladbroke's and his mess bills always reached staggering proportions, because he liked to be popular and in place of charm had to dispense alcohol.
  7. advertise
    make publicity for; try to sell
    But every kind of job I looked at--the Foreign Service, the Civil, the Colonial, the banks, commerce, advertising--was transpierceable at a glance.
  8. handsomely
    in an attractively handsome manner
    Handsomely equipped to fail, I went out into the world.
  9. staggering
    so surprisingly impressive as to stun or overwhelm
    My fatehr hadn't kept Financial Prudence amount his armoury of essential words; he ran a ridiculously large account at Ladbroke's and his mess bills always reached staggering proportions, because he liked to be popular and in place of charm had to dispense alcohol.
  10. oblige
    force somebody to do something
    I went to several interviews and since I didn't feel obliged to show the eager enthusiasm our world expects from the young executive, I was successful at none.
  11. live on
    continue to live through hardship or adversity
    What remained of his money when thel lawyers and tax men had had their cuts yielded not nearly enough for me to live on.
  12. equipped
    provided with whatever is necessary for a purpose
    Handsomely equipped to fail, I went out into the world.
  13. alcohol
    a volatile compound made by distillation
    My fatehr hadn't kept Financial Prudence amount his armoury of essential words; he ran a ridiculously large account at Ladbroke's and his mess bills always reached staggering proportions, because he liked to be popular and in place of charm had to dispense alcohol.
  14. mess
    a state of confusion and disorderliness
    My fatehr hadn't kept Financial Prudence amount his armoury of essential words; he ran a ridiculously large account at Ladbroke's and his mess bills always reached staggering proportions, because he liked to be popular and in place of charm had to dispense alcohol.
  15. commerce
    transactions supplying goods and services
    But every kind of job I looked at--the Foreign Service, the Civil, the Colonial, the banks, commerce, advertising--was transpierceable at a glance.
  16. prudence
    discretion in practical affairs
    My fatehr hadn't kept Financial Prudence amount his armoury of essential words; he ran a ridiculously large account at Ladbroke's and his mess bills always reached staggering proportions, because he liked to be popular and in place of charm had to dispense alcohol.
  17. colonial
    relating to a body of people who settle far from home
    But every kind of job I looked at--the Foreign Service, the Civil, the Colonial, the banks, commerce, advertising--was transpierceable at a glance.
  18. in place
    in the original or natural place or site
    My fatehr hadn't kept Financial Prudence amount his armoury of essential words; he ran a ridiculously large account at Ladbroke's and his mess bills always reached staggering proportions, because he liked to be popular and in place of charm had to dispense alcohol.
  19. Service
    Canadian writer who wrote about life in the Yukon Territory
    But every kind of job I looked at--the Foreign Service, the Civil, the Colonial, the banks, commerce, advertising--was transpierceable at a glance.
  20. advertising
    the business of drawing attention to goods and services
    But every kind of job I looked at--the Foreign Service, the Civil, the Colonial, the banks, commerce, advertising--was transpierceable at a glance.
  21. yield
    give or supply
    What remained of his money when thel lawyers and tax men had had their cuts yielded not nearly enough for me to live on.
  22. charm
    attractiveness that interests or pleases or stimulates
    My fatehr hadn't kept Financial Prudence amount his armoury of essential words; he ran a ridiculously large account at Ladbroke's and his mess bills always reached staggering proportions, because he liked to be popular and in place of charm had to dispense alcohol.
  23. go out
    move out of or depart from
    Handsomely equipped to fail, I went out into the world.
  24. enthusiasm
    a feeling of excitement
    I went to several interviews and since I didn't feel obliged to show the eager enthusiasm our world expects from the young executive, I was successful at none.
  25. essential
    basic and fundamental
    My fatehr hadn't kept Financial Prudence amount his armoury of essential words; he ran a ridiculously large account at Ladbroke's and his mess bills always reached staggering proportions, because he liked to be popular and in place of charm had to dispense alcohol.
  26. proportion
    relation with respect to comparative quantity or magnitude
    My fatehr hadn't kept Financial Prudence amount his armoury of essential words; he ran a ridiculously large account at Ladbroke's and his mess bills always reached staggering proportions, because he liked to be popular and in place of charm had to dispense alcohol.
  27. lawyer
    a professional person authorized for legal practice
    What remained of his money when thel lawyers and tax men had had their cuts yielded not nearly enough for me to live on.
  28. interview
    the questioning of a person, often conducted by journalists
    I went to several interviews and since I didn't feel obliged to show the eager enthusiasm our world expects from the young executive, I was successful at none.
  29. eager
    having or showing keen interest or intense desire
    I went to several interviews and since I didn't feel obliged to show the eager enthusiasm our world expects from the young executive, I was successful at none.
  30. fail
    be unable
    Handsomely equipped to fail, I went out into the world.
  31. job
    a specific piece of work required to be done as a duty
    But every kind of job I looked at--the Foreign Service, the Civil, the Colonial, the banks, commerce, advertising--was transpierceable at a glance.
  32. executive
    a person responsible for the administration of a business
    I went to several interviews and since I didn't feel obliged to show the eager enthusiasm our world expects from the young executive, I was successful at none.
  33. tax
    a charge that a citizen pays to support government programs
    What remained of his money when thel lawyers and tax men had had their cuts yielded not nearly enough for me to live on.
  34. liked
    found pleasant or attractive; often used as a combining form
    My fatehr hadn't kept Financial Prudence amount his armoury of essential words; he ran a ridiculously large account at Ladbroke's and his mess bills always reached staggering proportions, because he liked to be popular and in place of charm had to dispense alcohol.
  35. successful
    having succeeded or being marked by a favorable outcome
    I went to several interviews and since I didn't feel obliged to show the eager enthusiasm our world expects from the young executive, I was successful at none.
  36. financial
    involving fiscal matters
    My fatehr hadn't kept Financial Prudence amount his armoury of essential words; he ran a ridiculously large account at Ladbroke's and his mess bills always reached staggering proportions, because he liked to be popular and in place of charm had to dispense alcohol.
  37. obliged
    having a moral duty to do something
    I went to several interviews and since I didn't feel obliged to show the eager enthusiasm our world expects from the young executive, I was successful at none.
  38. glance
    take a brief look at
    But every kind of job I looked at--the Foreign Service, the Civil, the Colonial, the banks, commerce, advertising--was transpierceable at a glance.
  39. civil
    of or occurring between or among citizens of the state
    But every kind of job I looked at--the Foreign Service, the Civil, the Colonial, the banks, commerce, advertising--was transpierceable at a glance.
  40. amount
    how much there is of something that you can quantify
    My fatehr hadn't kept Financial Prudence amount his armoury of essential words; he ran a ridiculously large account at Ladbroke's and his mess bills always reached staggering proportions, because he liked to be popular and in place of charm had to dispense alcohol.
  41. popular
    regarded with great favor or approval by the general public
    My fatehr hadn't kept Financial Prudence amount his armoury of essential words; he ran a ridiculously large account at Ladbroke's and his mess bills always reached staggering proportions, because he liked to be popular and in place of charm had to dispense alcohol.
  42. expect
    regard something as probable or likely
    I went to several interviews and since I didn't feel obliged to show the eager enthusiasm our world expects from the young executive, I was successful at none.
  43. look at
    look at carefully; study mentally
    But every kind of job I looked at--the Foreign Service, the Civil, the Colonial, the banks, commerce, advertising--was transpierceable at a glance.
  44. reach
    move forward or upward in order to touch
    My fatehr hadn't kept Financial Prudence amount his armoury of essential words; he ran a ridiculously large account at Ladbroke's and his mess bills always reached staggering proportions, because he liked to be popular and in place of charm had to dispense alcohol.
  45. remain
    continue in a place, position, or situation
    What remained of his money when thel lawyers and tax men had had their cuts yielded not nearly enough for me to live on.
  46. foreign
    not deriving from the essential nature of something
    But every kind of job I looked at--the Foreign Service, the Civil, the Colonial, the banks, commerce, advertising--was transpierceable at a glance.
  47. bill
    an itemized statement of money owed for goods or services
    My fatehr hadn't kept Financial Prudence amount his armoury of essential words; he ran a ridiculously large account at Ladbroke's and his mess bills always reached staggering proportions, because he liked to be popular and in place of charm had to dispense alcohol.
  48. bank
    financial institution that accepts deposits and lends money
    But every kind of job I looked at--the Foreign Service, the Civil, the Colonial, the banks, commerce, advertising--was transpierceable at a glance.
  49. kind of
    to some (great or small) extent
    But every kind of job I looked at--the Foreign Service, the Civil, the Colonial, the banks, commerce, advertising--was transpierceable at a glance.
  50. go to
    be present at (meetings, church services, university), etc.
    I went to several interviews and since I didn't feel obliged to show the eager enthusiasm our world expects from the young executive, I was successful at none.
  51. none
    not at all or in no way
    I went to several interviews and since I didn't feel obliged to show the eager enthusiasm our world expects from the young executive, I was successful at none.
  52. account
    a record or narrative description of past events
    My fatehr hadn't kept Financial Prudence amount his armoury of essential words; he ran a ridiculously large account at Ladbroke's and his mess bills always reached staggering proportions, because he liked to be popular and in place of charm had to dispense alcohol.
  53. cut
    separate with or as if with an instrument
    What remained of his money when thel lawyers and tax men had had their cuts yielded not nearly enough for me to live on.
  54. nearly
    slightly short of or not quite accomplished; all but
    What remained of his money when thel lawyers and tax men had had their cuts yielded not nearly enough for me to live on.
  55. run
    move fast by using one's feet
    My fatehr hadn't kept Financial Prudence amount his armoury of essential words; he ran a ridiculously large account at Ladbroke's and his mess bills always reached staggering proportions, because he liked to be popular and in place of charm had to dispense alcohol.
  56. kept
    not violated or disregarded
    My fatehr hadn't kept Financial Prudence amount his armoury of essential words; he ran a ridiculously large account at Ladbroke's and his mess bills always reached staggering proportions, because he liked to be popular and in place of charm had to dispense alcohol.
  57. word
    a unit of language that native speakers can identify
    My fatehr hadn't kept Financial Prudence amount his armoury of essential words; he ran a ridiculously large account at Ladbroke's and his mess bills always reached staggering proportions, because he liked to be popular and in place of charm had to dispense alcohol.
  58. live
    have life, be alive
    What remained of his money when thel lawyers and tax men had had their cuts yielded not nearly enough for me to live on.
  59. feel
    be conscious of a physical, mental, or emotional state
    I went to several interviews and since I didn't feel obliged to show the eager enthusiasm our world expects from the young executive, I was successful at none.
  60. world
    the 3rd planet from the sun; the planet we live on
    Handsomely equipped to fail, I went out into the world.
  61. show
    make visible or noticeable
    I went to several interviews and since I didn't feel obliged to show the eager enthusiasm our world expects from the young executive, I was successful at none.
  62. several
    of an indefinite number more than 2 or 3 but not many
    I went to several interviews and since I didn't feel obliged to show the eager enthusiasm our world expects from the young executive, I was successful at none.
  63. kind
    having a tender and considerate and helpful nature
    But every kind of job I looked at--the Foreign Service, the Civil, the Colonial, the banks, commerce, advertising--was transpierceable at a glance.
  64. keep
    continue a certain state, condition, or activity
    My fatehr hadn't kept Financial Prudence amount his armoury of essential words; he ran a ridiculously large account at Ladbroke's and his mess bills always reached staggering proportions, because he liked to be popular and in place of charm had to dispense alcohol.
  65. money
    the most common medium of exchange
    What remained of his money when thel lawyers and tax men had had their cuts yielded not nearly enough for me to live on.
  66. large
    above average in size or number or quantity or magnitude
    My fatehr hadn't kept Financial Prudence amount his armoury of essential words; he ran a ridiculously large account at Ladbroke's and his mess bills always reached staggering proportions, because he liked to be popular and in place of charm had to dispense alcohol.
  67. words
    language that is spoken or written
    My fatehr hadn't kept Financial Prudence amount his armoury of essential words; he ran a ridiculously large account at Ladbroke's and his mess bills always reached staggering proportions, because he liked to be popular and in place of charm had to dispense alcohol.
  68. enough
    sufficient for the purpose
    What remained of his money when thel lawyers and tax men had had their cuts yielded not nearly enough for me to live on.
  69. look
    perceive with attention; direct one's gaze towards
    But every kind of job I looked at--the Foreign Service, the Civil, the Colonial, the banks, commerce, advertising--was transpierceable at a glance.
  70. young
    any immature animal
    I went to several interviews and since I didn't feel obliged to show the eager enthusiasm our world expects from the young executive, I was successful at none.
  71. always
    at all times; all the time and on every occasion
    My fatehr hadn't kept Financial Prudence amount his armoury of essential words; he ran a ridiculously large account at Ladbroke's and his mess bills always reached staggering proportions, because he liked to be popular and in place of charm had to dispense alcohol.
  72. place
    a point located with respect to surface features of a region
    My fatehr hadn't kept Financial Prudence amount his armoury of essential words; he ran a ridiculously large account at Ladbroke's and his mess bills always reached staggering proportions, because he liked to be popular and in place of charm had to dispense alcohol.
  73. every
    (used of count nouns) each and all of the members of a group considered singly and without exception
    But every kind of job I looked at--the Foreign Service, the Civil, the Colonial, the banks, commerce, advertising--was transpierceable at a glance.
  74. have
    possess, either in a concrete or an abstract sense
    My fatehr hadn't kept Financial Prudence amount his armoury of essential words; he ran a ridiculously large account at Ladbroke's and his mess bills always reached staggering proportions, because he liked to be popular and in place of charm had to dispense alcohol.
  75. man
    an adult person who is male (as opposed to a woman)
    What remained of his money when thel lawyers and tax men had had their cuts yielded not nearly enough for me to live on.
  76. men
    the force of workers available
    What remained of his money when thel lawyers and tax men had had their cuts yielded not nearly enough for me to live on.
  77. like
    having the same or similar characteristics
    My fatehr hadn't kept Financial Prudence amount his armoury of essential words; he ran a ridiculously large account at Ladbroke's and his mess bills always reached staggering proportions, because he liked to be popular and in place of charm had to dispense alcohol.
  78. out
    moving or appearing to move away from a place, especially one that is enclosed or hidden
    Handsomely equipped to fail, I went out into the world.
  79. colloquial
    characteristic of informal spoken language or conversation
Created on 十月 28, 2011 (updated 一月 13, 2012)

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