public nuisance
In law, this refers to any conduct that interferes with the rights of the public
laceration
a cut or skin wound
scout
A person that helps university or professional sports teams recruit new players
mop
To defeat thoroughly or in a humiliating manner
gauge
Judge or assess something, usually people’s feelings or a situation
halfheartedly
To do something without interest or energy
waddle
To walk with short, clumsy steps
posse
A group of people summoned temporarily by a sheriff to enforce the law
ruthless
Merciless, having no pity
indent
To form a deep recess or mark on another object
refrain
To stop oneself from doing or saying something
fiddle
To touch or fidget with something, due to nerves or restlessness
bawk
To refuse to do something
flustered
Feeling agitated or confused
indignant
Feeling or showing anger because of unfair treatment
stifling
(of heat, air, or a room) very hot and causing difficulties in breathing; suffocating
whaling
Hitting something or someone forcefully and repeatedly
winded
Out of breath
saunter
To walk in a slow, unhurried manner
dwelling
Thinking or talking about something for a long time
