All In One-Part-01

This article will help you and will make you understand the meaning of completed words, proverbs, idioms and phrases, antonyms, and synonyms.

Generally you find the words having their alternatives, synonyms and antonyms, but in this article of every single words has different meaning and will help you to decide the which words should be opposite to another and which will be synonym.

Erroneous: Incorrect, Amiss.(ग़लत)
Fluorescent: Something that produces light by using some kind of radiation.(प्रतिदीप्ति)
Acquiescent: ready to accept something without protest.(संतुष्ट)
Agitate: make someone troubled or nervous.(उत्तेजित करना)
Soothe: An act of pacify and making calm to someone or their feelings.(शांत करना)
Plummet: Something that falls or drops at high speed. (ऊँचे स्‍तर या पद से अचानक और तेज़ी से गिरना)
Fondle: to touch or move your hand in a gentle way over someone or something, especially in a sexual way or in order to show love.(पुचकारना)
Rapporteur: A person officially chosen by an organisation to investigate a problem and report on it. (दूत)
Dire: very serious.(भयानक)
Soar: To fly in the air or to rise very fast.(ऊंची उड़ान भरना)
Precarious: Something that is dangerous or something that shows uncertainty.(ख़तरनाक/अनिश्चित)
Parlous: full of danger or uncertainty.
A laughing stock: A person who is subjected to mockery.(हंसी का पात्र)
Plunge: jump or dive quickly in water.(डुबकी)
Slump: heavy downpour. (मंदी)
Disseminating: to spread or distribute widely, especially information.(प्रसारित करना)
Myriad: It means countless or extremely great numbers or something that can not be counted. (असंख्य)
Fade: something that causes loss of colour or brightness.(फीका)
Impecunious: means having little or no money.(निर्धन)
Indigent: means poor or needy.(दरिद्र)
Destitute: without any money, food or home.(निःसहाय)
Brevity: something that is concise. (संक्षिप्तता)
Cut a sorry figure: create a poor impression.
Disciple: A person who follows a teacher, especially a religious one.(अनुयायी)
At loggerheads: in violent dispute or disagreement.(झगड़े में)
Canyon: A deep valley river with a very sharp slope.(घाटी)
Canny: careful; cautious; prudent.(चालाक)
Canines: dogs or (दंतक)
Whimsical: weird.(सनकी)
Leap: jump high or long way.(छलाँग)
Peek: to look at something quickly and secretly.(तिरछी नज़र)
Sororal: Sisterlike.
Lineage: ancestry.(वंशावली)
Conspicuous: something that can be easily seen or noticed.(सुस्पष्ट)
Scalded: something that is burned from hot liquid.(गरम पानी से जला हुआ)
Scorched: something that is burnt by fire or intense heat.(सूखा हुआ/झुलसाया हुआ)
Chasm: Gulf. (खाई)
Embark: To begin or to get on a ship.(प्रारंभ करना/जहाज पर चढ़ना)
Leverage: To take advantage of.(फ़ायदा उठाना)
Disbursements: अदायगी
Debris: मलबा
Remission: Pardon.
Foraging: Searching for food.
Stringent: Harsh; rigid.
Stagnated: स्थिर
Ad Hoc: Temporary.
Bludgeoned: कुचला हुआ
Mulls: To consider.
Disparaging: depreciatory.
prima facie: at first sight.
Slanderous: निंदात्मक.
Onset: Attack; aggression; invasion.
Blaze: flame.
Frail: Weak.
Prevaricating: Avoid telling the truth.
Equivocate: Unclear language especially to deceive or mislead someone.
Unsparing: Severe.
Altruism: परोपकारिता
Fetter: Keep someone within limits or stop making any progress.
Stimulus: Something causes activity, development or interest.
Glossary: Dictionary of the special term used in a particular job or field; Lingo; vocabulary.
Annexure: An addition to a document; Attachment.
Reiterate: To say something again.
Asphyxiation: दम घुटना
Putrid: Smelling bad after dead (dead plants or animals) for sometime.
Putrefy: Unpleasant smell, to decay.
Quash: To say that an official decision is no longer truly legal; To cancel an official decision.
Veiled: अप्रत्यक्ष; not clear.
Curb: To control.
Robust: Strong.
Wear a heart on sleeves: To make your feelings obvious.
Refute: Disapprove.
Theology: The study of religion and religious belief.
Dilemma: Doubt; Suspense.
Strolling: To walk in a relaxed way, especially for pleasure.
Commotion: Confusion.
Stagnation: Stability.
Perusal: A reading or examining of something; peruse.
Finery: Elegant and beautiful clothes and jewelry especially those that are worn for a special occasion.
Defer: To postpone something.
All eyes: watch eagerly.
Cut down: Reduce the size, amount or quantity of something.
Uprising: A situation in which a group of people start to fight against those people who are in power in their country.
Sedition: Rebellion against government or kingdom.
Coldness: Unfriendly behaviour.
Cordiality: Sincere affection and kindness.
Wrathful: Full of or characterised by intense anger.
Proverbial: Well known and talked about by a lot of people.
Anticipation: The state of expecting something to happen.
Accommodate: To provide with a place to live or to be stored.
Intruder: Someone who is in a place or situation where they are not wanted.
Aborigines: Mean a person, animal or plant that has been in a country or region from earliest times.
Flashy: looking too bright, big and expensive in a way that is intended to get attention and admiration.
A skeleton in the cupboard: An embarrassing fact to be kept secret.
Fly into passion: To become angry suddenly.
Ominous: Suggesting that something unpleasant is going to happen.
Desolate: A place having no living things.
Bleak: miserable; बेरंग
Transient: Temporary (continuing something for a period of time or short time.
Weary: feeling or showing extreme tiredness.
Mild: not very serious.
Vitalised: Give strength and energy to something.
Bag and baggage: With all of one’s possessions or with all one’s belongings.
Drowsy: Not completely awake.
Gleaming: Brightening. .
Gazing longingly: Hard feeling desire for something.
Flora: Plant of a particular region.
Flinch: To make a sudden small movement because of fear or pain.
Fauna: The animals of a particular region.
Texture: (बनावट)
Savory: Attractive to the sense of taste or smell (दिलकश)
Flotsam: The wreckage of a ship or its cargo found floating on or washed up by the sea.
Tamper: (छेड़छाड़)
Abridgement: A shortened or condensed form of a larger book.
Draw the long bow: To lie; to exaggerate.
Cool their heels: Someone is deliberately keeping you waiting so that you get bored or impatient.
Flog a dead horse: Situation that cannot be changed.
Exaltation: उमंग; उत्कर्ष
Embody: To represent a quality or idea exactly.
Resist: To fight against or oppose something or someone.
Elective: Optional.
Vigilant: Keeping careful watch for possible danger or difficulties (चौकन्ना).
Plotting: Secretly makes plans to carry out an illegal or harmful action.
Clouding: To make someone confused.
Mortified: Disrespected.
Stunned: Keep the mouth open by seeing or hearing something.
Incite: Provokes.
Powwow: Discussing about something.
Plague: To disturb.
Persecute: To oppress (जुल्म करना)
Devised: Invent something new or new way of doing something.
Novice: A person who is inexperienced in a field or situation.
Dabbler: A person who is not completely skilled in something.
Assiduous: Showing hard work and attention to details.
Riotous: Having a vivid; varied appearance (उपद्रवी)
Compel: Pushing or nudging hard or relentlessly.(विवश करना)
Savage: Cruel and vicious; aggressively hostile.
Devastation: Damage and destruction.
Decisive: Having or showing the ability to make decisions quickly and effectively.
Mutually: Something that is shared by two or more individuals or groups.
Pupils: A person, especially a child in school who is being taught.
Snapping: To express yourself quickly and angrily.
Elbow room: to give freedom to do what one wants.
Ragas and melodies: (राग और धुन)
Invigilator: A person who supervises students during an examination.
Curator: A person whose job is to look after the things that are kept in a museum.
Wry face: Disdainful grimace (तिरस्कारपूर्ण मुस्कराहट)
Cloven hoof: The foot of an animal such as a cow or a sheep that is divided into two parts.
A far cry: To be completely different from something.
Jaundiced eye: To take upon something with prejudice, usually in a cynical or negative way.
Nexus: A complicated series connection between two or more people or things.
Alignment: Arrangement of a straight line or parallel of something.
Incongruence: The state of not being suitable or not fitting well with something else.
Mutate: To change into a new form.
Incise: Mark or decorate an object or surface with a cut or cuts.
Genre: a particular type or style of literature, art, film or music that you can recognize because of its special characteristics.
Aggravate: To make something worse or more serious.
Recourse: To help in a difficult situation.
Rectify: To correct something or make something right.
Banging: A continuing very large noise.
Scorching: Burning; very hot.
Alleviating: To reduce severe pain or problems.
Vain: Excessively proud or concerned about one’s own appearance, qualities, achievements etc.; conceited.(गुमान)
Otiose: There is no practical or result (निकम्मा)
Domineering: Asserting one’s will over another in an arrogant way.(घमंडी)
Equinox: When day and night are approximately equal length.
Equilibrium: A state in which opposing forces or influences are balanced.
Equine: A horse or a member of a horse family.
Melancholy: Extremely sad.
Affinity: attraction, Cordiality.
Uniformity: The quality or fact of being the same.(एकरूपता)
Bliss: Reach a state of perfect happiness.
Contentment: A state of happiness and satisfaction.
Hasty: Done with excessive speed or urgency; hurried.
Magnify: To have the power to cause the objects to appear larger than they actually are.
Magnanimous: Generous or forgiving, especially towards a rival or less powerful (उदार)
Miniature: A thing that is much smaller than normal.
Avaricious: Greedy.
Clemency: An art of mercy by a person in authority towards someone who has committed a crime.(दया)
Hegemony: Leadership of dominance, especially one state or social group over others.(नेतृत्व)
Nostalgic: Feeling happy and also slightly sad when you think about things that happened in the past.
Remorse: Repentance. (A deep feeling of regret or guilt for doing something wrong or hateful)
Precise: Exact and accurate.
Reach fever pitch: To become very intense and exciting or very desperate.
Rhetoric: The art of effective or persuasive speaking or writing, often exaggerated or insincere.
Deliberation: Long and careful consideration or discussion.
Spontaneous: Happening or done in a natural, often sudden way without any planning or without being forced.
Dubious: Doubtful.
Nefarious: Wicked or criminal.
Consummate: Complete or perfect in skill.
Populous: Having a large population.
A bolt from the blue: A sudden and unexpected event.
Humorous: The ability to find things funny.
Perceive: To give an opinion about something.
Ins and outs: The detailed or complicated fact of something.
Crying need: A very obvious need.
Respite: A useful delay before something unpleasant happens.
Warden: A person who is in charge of a particular building.
Mesmerise:
Sacked: Suspend.
Ablution: The act of washing oneself.
Administer: To distribute.
Graft: A piece of living tissue or plant is transplanted surgically.
Gratis: When something is offered free of cast.
Gourmet: A person who knows a lot about food and cooking and enjoys eating good food.
Gracious: Magnanimous, courteous, kind, pleasant.
Piercing: A small hole in a part of the body, typically other than the ears, made so as to insert a ring, stud, or other piece of jewelry.
Sleek: Having a smooth bright surface or appearance.
Pie: A type of food made with meat, vegetables, or fruit in pastry and baked(roasted).
In weal and woe: In prosperity and adversity.
Disenfranchise: To take away power or opportunities, especially the right to vote.
Sporadic: Occasional.
Dreary: Unattractive and having nothing of any interest.
Savvy: Shrewd and knowledgeable; having common sense and good.
Sympathizers: A person who agrees with or supports a sentiment, opinion, or ideology.
A rolling stone gathers no moss: A person who does not settle in one place will not accumulate wealth or status.
Conspire: Plot.
Enact: To make a law, decree, or rule.
Numismatist: A person who collects or studies about coins or currency.
Inherent: something that is an essential part of something.
Propagandize: To promote or publicise a particular cause, idea, or view, especially in a biased or misleading way.
Calde: A biological term that refers to a group of organisms that have a common ancestor.
Persuade: To pressurise or influence someone to do something.
Legacy: Property, money, or other valuable assets that are left to someone in a will after the death of the person who owned them.
Ledger: A book or record of financial accounts.
Lexical: The vocabulary or words used in a language or particular field of study.
Diligent: A person who works hard.
Breathed his last: To die.
Nipped in the mud: To stop something at an early stage.
Keep the ball rolling: To keep something going on.
Dug the grave: To create a difficult situation for oneself.
Pay someone a visit: To meet someone and spend time with him.
Pacifies:
Solicitor: Advocate.
Void: Gap
Perils: Hazard.
Spick and span: Neat, clean, and well looked after.
On demand: As soon as or whenever required.
Of no vail: Without any success or any effort.
High and dry: Without any resources or help.
Prone: Having or showing natural inclination or tendency to something.
Liable: Responsible by law or legally answerable for.
Intervention: The Action is taken to improve medical disorder.
Philology: The study of language.
Lexicography: The theory or practice of writing dictionaries.
Philosophy: The study of ideas and beliefs about the meaning of life.
Exemplary: Very good; that can be an example to others.
Pedestrian: A person who is walking in the street.
Enervating: causing one to feel drained of energy or vitality; to make someone powerless.
Beguiling: Attracting or enchanting.
Constellation: A group of stars that forms a pattern and that have a name.
Caravan: Group of people or an animal that travels together.
Horde: A very large number of people.
Pleaded: To ask somebody for something in a very strong and serious way.
Affliction: Pain, distress.
Rapt: So interested in one particular thing that you do not notice anything.
Crave: to want and need to have something very much; तरसना
Obstacles: Hinder, Impede, Restraint.
Hefty: Big and strong or heavy.
Get a second wind: Get back to the strength or energy that makes something possible to continue in an action or start again.
Move the needle: To change a situation to a noticeable degree.
Burn the bridge: Do something which makes it impossible to restore to an earlier state.
Acerbic: Sharp and direct.
Zoonotic: Related to animals.
Anodyne: A painkiller drug or medicine.
Abandon: Renounce; To leave something/somebody that you are responsible for, usually permanently.
Abase: To disrespect someone.
Steadfastness: Perseverance.
Vice city: Neighborhood place.
Fright: Fear by sudden danger.
Knight: A man who serves his sovereign or lord as a mounted soldier in armour.
Strife: Angry or bitter disagreement over fundamental issues; conflict.
Veteran: A person having long significant experience in an occupation.
Fastidious: Very attentive and concerned about accuracy and details.
Ebbing: To decline or decay.
Accentuate: Make more noticeable or prominent.
Bob’s your uncle: Something that can be achieved in a simple manner.
Consent: Permission for something to happen.
Dissent: A strong disagreement.
Inflict: To avenge or punish or Impose.
Impose: थोपना
Impious: Showing lack of respect for God or religion.
Reinforcing: Strengthening or supporting an object or substance.
Discrete: Individually separate.
Mitigate: To make something less severe or less unpleasant.
Effectuate: To prove.
Legitimately: In a way that is allowed by law
Exacerbate: To make the situation more violent, bitter or severe.
Outlandish: Strange and unusual and difficult to accept or like.
Poise: Quality of grace; equilibrium.
Consternate: A feeling of strong annoyance and anger.
Bridle: To control or hold off doing something.
Himalayan blunder: A very serious mistake or error.
Picking holes on one’s cot: To criticize someone by pointing out the flaws in their work.
Minding one’s p’s and q’s: Practice good manners and be precise and careful in one’s behaviour in one’s speech.
Raining cats and dogs: A heavy downpour.
Mausoleum: A stately (allisan) or impressive building housing a tomb or group of tombs (मक़बरा).
Tyranny: A state under cruel and oppressive government; Autocracy.
Compassion: A strong feeling of sympathy for those who are suffering from problems or pain.
Discordance: Diversity, difference.
Horticulture: The art of practice of garden cultivation and management.
Pisciculture: Rearing of fishes.
Sericulture: The production of silk and the rearing of silkworms.
Apiculture: The scientific method of rearing honeybees.
Lips off: To speak falteringly childishly or with lisp.
Lay off: Discharging a worker temporarily or permanently because of economic conditions or shortage of work.
Lay on: Provide a service or amenity.
Lie on: To affect someone in a specified way.
Remnant: A small piece or amount of something that is left from a larger original piece or amount.
Nonchalant: Behaving in a calm manner showing that you are not worried or frightened बेपरवाह.
Shallow: Superficial.
Adorn: To make something more attractive by putting something on it.
Adore: Deep love and respect for someone.
Cut a poor figure: To make a bad impression.
Bear the Palm: To be a winner.
Clamour: To make a loud complaint or demand.
Entourage: The group of people who travel with an important or famous person and they work for him.
Gambit: Involves taking a risk.
Hysterically: Without being able to control your feelings or behaviour because you are extremely frightened, angry, excited (पागल)
Hysterical: Funny.
Immense: Extremely large in size or degree.
Facile: Easy or too easy.
Frisk: Frolic; playing.
Foliage: The leaves of a plant or tree.
Encompasses: To include different types of things.
Long standing: Having existed for a long time.
Unscrupulously: In a manner that lacks moral values(बेईमानी से).
Halt: A suspension of movement or activity, typically a temporary one.
Cease: Bring or come to an end.
Plausible: Credible (Able to be believed; capable of persuading people that something will happen or be successful); प्रशंसनीय
Quicken the pulse: Excited or interested.
Pull out all the stops: Make a very great effort to achieve something.
Run around in a circle: Do something for a long time without achieving anything apart from purposeless repetition.
Reach for the moon: To attempt to do or obtain something that is really tough.
Nostalgia: An excessively intense desire for returning to past or lost conditions.
Glitterati: The fashionable set of people engaged in show business or some other glamorous activity.
Paranoia: Distrustful;पागलपन
Regicide: Killing a king.
Homicide: The killing of one person by another.
Uxoricide: The killing of one’s wife.
Amiable: Showing a friendly and pleasant manner.
Artillery: Large caliber guns used in war on land.
Sergeant: A rank of non commissioned officer in the army or air force.
On the wane: On the decline.
Fluke: Chance.
Arbitrary:
Inexplicable: Inscrutable.
Indelible: That can’t be removed or washed out.
Disgruntled: Disappointed or annoyed.
Acumen: Sharpness and accuracy.
Estimation: Opinion or judgement.
Correspondence: The act of writing letters.
Negligent: Failing to take proper care of something.
Coarse: Consisting a large piece; rough; not smooth.
Succulent: Juicy.
Disrupt: Breach; restraint.
Devastated: Extremely shocked and upset.
Eventually: Ultimately.
Leisure: The time when you do not have to do anything; free time.
Spokesperson: The person who is chosen to speak officially for a group or an organisation.
Slacken: To become or make something slower or less active.
Retard: Restraint.
Acrophobia: Fear of heights.
Pyrophobia: Fear of fire.
Agoraphobia: Fear of being in public places where there are lots of people or fear of being in situations or places where escape might be difficult.
Greener pasture:
Dilate: To become or make something larger, wider or more open.
Obligatory: Compulsory.
Shrouds: कफ़न.
Elucidates: To make something clear.
Lucid: Easy to understand; Intelligible.
Ambiguous: Difficult to understand.
Deters: To prevent or discourage someone from doing something.
Palpable: Able to be clear or to be felt.
Intangible: Not definite or clear to the mind; which you cannot touch.
Physical abuse: Means intentionally acts causing injury, trauma to the body.
At an arm’s length: To keep something at distance.
Islet: A small island.
Lagoon: A stretch of salt water separated from sea.
An olive branch: A branch of an olive tree which is known as a sign of peace.
Hangar: A large building with an extensive floor area, typically for housing aircraft.
Inherent: Existing in something as a permanent.
On the ball: To be alert.
Kindle: Arouse or trigger an emotion or feeling.
Shoulder: Deal with or accept something difficult.
Kennel: Shelter of dog.
Hostility: Restraint, Impede, Hinder, unfriendliness.
Baffle: Puzzle.
Yellow bellies: Coward.
Skeptical: Doubtful.
Zealots: कट्टरपंथी.
Pampered: Indulge with every attention; comfort; kindness; लाड़ प्यार.
Flourish: To achieve success; prosper.
Solemn: Dignified; A person who is very serious, not happy or smiling.
Frivolous: Not serious, silly.
Lacuna: Hiatus; Gap or missing part.
Apathy: A feeling of not being interested in or enthusiastic about anything; Neutral.
Languor: Tiredness or inactivity, especially pleasurable.
Graffiti: Drawings or scribbled on walls in public places.
Relapsed: To become worse again after an improvement.
Resorted: to take help.
Entomology: Study of insects.
Lie low: Try not to be noticed.
Verbatim: In exactly the same words as the original.
Cool a cucumber: Calm and composed.
Exonerate: To say officially that somebody was not responsible for something bad happened; Absolve; Exempt; Acquit.
Portrait: A picture, painting or photograph of a person.
Collage: A picture made by fixing pieces of paper, cloth, photograph, etc. on the surface.
Caricature: A picture or description of somebody that makes his/her appearance or behaviour funnier and more extreme than it really is.
Camaraderie: A feeling of friendship among a group of people who work together or share an experience.
Amity: Championship; friendly relation.
Taking the trouble: The exert effort and energy in accomplishing or attempting something.
Unyielding: Firm; obstinate; stubborn.
Misappropriate: Unfairly take something belonging to another for one’s use.
Misconstrue: अशुद्ध अर्थ लगाना.
Misapprehend:.
Misinterpret: झूठा अर्थ लगाना.
Sober: Not affected by alcohol: Not drunk.
Insolvable: A problem that is so difficult that it cannot be answered.
To fight shy of: Try to avoid something.
Merge: Meet, swollow, absorb.
Lock horn: Argue about something.
Forfend: means to defend, secure, protect.
Make up: To make a decision about something.
Make on: To turn on, light, or ignite.
Make out: Engage in sexual foreplay or intercourse.
Blow your own trumpet: Boast about one’s qualities.
Volatile: To display rapid changes of emotion.
Satiated: To completely satisfy yourself or a need, especially with food or pleasure.
Famished: Starved.
Dazed: Unable to think or react properly: Bewildered; Confused.
Vertebrate: A group of animals having spinal cord.
Audacity: Daring.
Cat’s paw: A person is used as a tool by another.
Meekness: Modesty.
Industrious: Diligent; Zealous; always working hard.
Concede: To accept.
Pay heed to: Listen carefully and attentively.
Harpoon: A spear used for hunting large fish.
Spear: भाला
Lance: A long weapon with wooden shaft and pointed steel head, formerly used by horsemen in charging.
Larder: A room or large cupboard for storing food.
Bare: Basic.
To sit on the fence: Avoid taking sides; to remain neutral.
Hit a brick wall: Not able to make any progress.
Imbue: Inspire or permeate with a feeling or quality.
Instill: Gradually but firmly establish an idea or attitude in a person’s mind.
Dodging: To make sudden movement in order to avoid someone or something.
Monotonous: Boring.
Creche: A place where the small children are looked after while their parents are working or shopping.
Cuisine: The style of cooking of a particular country or region.
Inarticulate: Unable to express feelings clearly.
Eloquent: Able to use language and express your opinion well, especially when you speak in public.
Constrict: To become or make something tighter, narrower or less.
Choke: To be or make somebody unable to breathe.
Smite: To hurt, attack, defeat or kill someone.
Cramp: Sudden pain that you get in muscle, that makes it difficult to move.
Clench: To close or hold something tightly.
Condemned: Sentenced to the particular punishment, especially to the death.
Humbled: Cause someone to feel less important or proud.
Demeaned: Cause a severe loss in the dignity of and respect of someone or something.
Stance: The attitude of a person or organisation towards something; दृष्टिकोण
Bearing: A person’s way of standing or moving.
Fecund: उपजाऊ
Genial: Friendly and cheerful.
Gradually: धीरे-धीरे
Cordon: घेरा
Cordon off: घेरा करना
Fabricated: गढ़ा हुआ
Posthumously: After death.
Laureate: Prize winner.
Indomitable: Something that cannot be changed.
Pioneer: Leader.
Slothful: Lazy.
Springboard: Something that helps you start an activity, especially giving you ideas.
Effervescent: Energetic; vibrant.
Turn topsy-turvy: To completely change something.
A square deal: A fair and honest deal.
Keep your head calm: Remain calm.
Take back: you admit that something that you said or thought is wrong.
Take out: To remove or extract someone or something from something or some place..
Take away: to reduce the value or importance of (something)
Hypochondriac: A person with imaginary symptoms and diseases;रोगभ्रमी
Gusto: Enjoyment and enthusiasm in doing something.
Bit his leaps: Become angry.
Speculating: Guess possible answer to the question when you don’t have enough information to be certain.
Deem: To consider.
Agile: Able to move quickly and easily; Nimble
Guile: Cheat; fraud; deception.
Breach: violation; outrage; crack; leak.
Know like the back of one’s hand: To have detailed knowledge of something.
Despised: To hate and disrespect someone.
Peculiar: Weird; particular; special.
Dialect: It is a form of language which is particular to a specific region or social group.
Lingo: It is foreign language or local dialect.
Long in the tooth: Very old.
Morale: Confidence; discipline; enthusiasm of a person or a group at a particular time.
A lady’s man: A lover of woman company.