toilet - záchod (místnost), záchod (veřejný)

noun, British English - a room with a toilet (or toilets) in it, either in a house or in a public place

 

roux - jíška (zahušťovací prostředek při vaření)

noun - a mixture of flour and fat that is used to make sauces and soups thicker

 

dripping - výpek (vypečená šťáva z masa)

noun - fat that comes out of meat when it is cooking

 

not until - až

conjunction - a conjunction used to express that something happens later than one would expect

 

rowdy - chuligán, výtržník

noun, dated - someone who is loud and noisy, causing trouble

 

cobble - dlažební kámen, dlažební kostka, kočičí hlava (na dláždění vozovek)

noun - a small stone that was used in the past to make the surfaces of roads

 

cobblestone - dlažební kámen, dlažební kostka, kočičí hlava (na dláždění vozovek)

noun - a small stone that was used in the past to make the surfaces of roads

 

moccasin - mokasín (bota)

noun - a comfortable shoe made of soft leather that does not have shoelaces, it usually has large stitches around the front

 

loafer - flákač, lenoch, lajdák

noun - a lazy person who wastes their time when they should be working

loafer - nazouvací bota (bez tkaniček), mokasín (bota)

noun - a leather shoe without shoelaces

trick-or-treat - koledovat (na Halloween), jít na halloweenskou koledu

verb - to go from house to house in costumes asking for candy on Halloween

caroller - koledník (kdo zpívá vánoční koledy)

noun - a person who goes from house to house singing carols on Christmas

trick or treat - halloweenská koleda, halloweenské koledování

phrase - a phrase children use when they go from house to house in costumes asking for candy on Halloween, the custom of doing this

trick-or-treating - koledování (halloweenské)

noun - the Halloween custom of going from house to house in costumes and asking for candy

unblock - odblokovat, uvolnit

verb - to remove an obstruction from something, e.g. a pipe