An adjective to describe someone with unusual style or taste, or who has unusual interests.

Thinking about something or someone, or doing something, too much or all the time.

Compliments, that may or may not be true, often used to try to get something in return. (noun)

To warn that someone may be punished if someone doesn’t do what is asked.

To pause when about to do something when feeling uncertain.

Precise or exact. The opposite of general.

Something, usually money, awarded to someone to make up for their loss, suffering or injury.

When someone is made to pay too much money for something.

When a group of people march or stand together to show that they disagree with or support something or someone.

To use offensive language, especially when angry.

A computer file that you send with an email or upload to a website.

A free item from a person or organisation that usually sells them.

Smoke or gas that has a bad smell, especially harmful smoke or gas.

Causing laughter and amusement, comic.

What you expect to receive when you take back a faulty item.

The piece of paper that tells you how much you paid, when and where, and how much change you got.