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adjective, British English, informal - extremely surprising, shocking, or excessive, often to the point of being difficult to comprehend
verb - to value highly or cherish; to regard something as precious or of great worth
verb - to make a slight involuntary grimace or flinch in response to pain or discomfort
adjective - designed to resist breaking or shattering, ensuring durability and safety when subjected to impact
adjective - able to resist light rain or brief exposure to water, but not fully waterproof
adjective, informal - designed to attract or cater to tourists, often in a commercial or exaggerated way
verb - to use a thermometer to see how hot or cold something or somebody is
verb - (of many drops of liquids) to hit something noisily, to be thrown against something
verb - to prepare food for eating (e.g. salad); to prepare food for cooking (e.g. meat)
verb - to add a small amount of alcohol, a drug or poison to a drink
verb - to break into somebody else's computer, server, phone etc. to obtain information illegally etc.
verb - to use cement or a similar substance to join things together or cover things
adjective - unwillingness to wait calmly; the lack of the ability to wait for something calmly
verb - to be unable to fall asleep, for example if you're worried, stressed, sick etc.
noun - the act of giving effort and time to something to make it a success