Surprising in a pleasing way. To cause wonder; to surprise completely.

To mix several things together to form one thing.

forming or viewed as unit apart or by itself. individual items of clothing suitable for wearing in different combinations. To move things away from each other.

One more, but not this. used to refer to additional person or thing of same type as one. One more (thing).

Collection of facts and details about something.

Person who is not known or named.

used for emphasis instead of 'who' in questions.

Place where something is kept and stored.

writer of book etc.. People who write books, plays, poems etc.. To write book or articles.

as good as is possible. perfect tense. make completely free from faults.

likely or prone to be affected by. conditionally upon. An area of study at school, e.g. math, history. To cause to suffer or experience something.

give practical exhibition of.

Used to add new (often different) information.

used for or engaged in speech. action of conveying information or expressing one's feelings in speech. To use words to tell information, express thoughts.