bouncer - vyhazovač

noun - a person whose responsibility is to kick out people who cause trouble (in a bar etc.)

suede - semiš

noun - soft leather with one side that feels like velvet

 

cackle - chechtání, kejhání, kdákavý smích

noun - loud, noisy, unpleasant laughter

 

cinch - brnkačka, pohoda, snadná věc

noun, informal - something that is very easy to do

drawbridge - zvedací most, padací most

noun - a movable bridge that can be lifted or dropped to prevent access to a castle, or to allow ships to pass

 

bogeyman - strašák, bubák, strašidlo

noun, British English - an imaginary monster that scares little children

 

circumvent - obejít (zákon apod.), obcházet (zákony apod.)

verb - to avoid doing something (esp. a duty, law etc.)

 

cinch - pevně uvázat, pevně zajistit, sichrovat

verb, American English - to fasten a belt or a strap tightly around someone or something

 

bogey - strašák, bubák, strašidlo

noun, British English - an imaginary monster that scares little children

 

certifiable - šílený, zralý na blázinec

adjective, informal - crazy, mentally ill

 

candour - upřímnost, otevřenost

noun - the quality of being able to say what you think honestly and openly

 

cackle - zachechtat se, kdákavě se smát, zakejhat (smát se)

verb - to laugh in a loud, noisy, unpleasant way

 

buckskin - jelenice, semiš

noun - fine yellow leather (made from the skin of deer or sheep)

 

boogeyman - strašák, bubák, strašidlo

noun, American English - an imaginary monster that scares little children

 

lamprey - mihule

noun - a kind of fish with round mouth (with no jaw) that sucks the blood of other fish