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to stick out further than the surrounding surface, objects, etc.; to make something stick out

___ (out) (from, into, over, etc. something) A row of small windows ___ted out from the roof.

• jut = protrude, project

• scourge

• ingenious

• intricacy

• practicable = feasible, workable

___ something to correct or improve something

to ___ a problem

• remedy = right

• laborious

• tot up = add up

• pester = badger

• congregation

___ (of somebody/something) (formal) a person or thing that causes trouble, difficulty or mental pain: the ___ of war/disease/poverty// a whip used to punish people in the past

• jut = protrude, project

• scourge

• ingenious

• intricacy

• practicable = feasible, workable

(of an object, a plan, an idea, etc.) very suitable for a particular purpose and resulting from clever new ideas: an ___ device/invention/experiment// (of a person) having a lot of clever new ideas and good at inventing things

an ___ cook

• jut = protrude, project

• scourge

• ingenious

• intricacy

• practicable = feasible, workable

the ___ies of something the complicated parts or details of something

the ___ies of economic policy// the fact of having complicated parts, details or patterns: the ___ of the design

• jut = protrude, project

• scourge

• ingenious

• intricacy

• practicable = feasible, workable

able to be done; likely to be successful

• jut = protrude, project

• scourge

• ingenious

• intricacy

• practicable = feasible, workable

​taking a lot of time and effort

a ___ task/process

• remedy = right

• laborious

• tot up = add up

• pester = badger

• congregation

​(especially British English, informal) to add together several numbers or amounts in order to calculate the total: The trip isn’t really that cheap when you ___ everything ___.

• remedy = right

• laborious

• tot up = add up

• pester = badger

• congregation

to annoy somebody, especially by asking them something many times

• remedy = right

• laborious

• tot up = add up

• pester = badger

• congregation

a group of people who are gathered together in a church for a religious service, not including the priest and choir: The ___ stood to sing the hymn.// (formal) a group or collection of people, animals or things

Large ___s of birds may cause public harm.

• remedy = right

• laborious

• tot up = add up

• pester = badger

• congregation