encompassed- to form a circle about
ferdutzt- bewildered
nonetheless- however
fantastical- highly unrealistic
baba ganoush- Arab eggplant dish. (Pretty yummy, really fun to say)
*heteronym- A pair (or group) of heteronyms are words that have the same spelling (they are homographs) but different pronunciation (they are heterophones) and also different meanings.
examples:
Excuse: Please excuse me while I think of an excuse.
Polish: Tell the Polish cleaners to polish the floor.
Minute: The button was so minute that it was a minute before I found it.
Wind: Hopefully the wind will be strong enough to wind the windmill.
Record: It's the referee's job to record the new world record.
Polish: Tell the Polish cleaners to polish the floor.
Minute: The button was so minute that it was a minute before I found it.
Wind: Hopefully the wind will be strong enough to wind the windmill.
Record: It's the referee's job to record the new world record.
* I just like that this exists. I think it's funny. No wonder English is so hard to learn.
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