Future Literacy 150-1 영영 Unit 02

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strange

adj. different from what is usual, normal, or expected
Pizza and hamburgers are famous foods, but there are also strange foods around the world!

scarf

v. to eat (something) quickly
Do not scarf it down.

tentacle

n. one of the long, flexible arms of an animal that are used for grabbing things and moving
Octopus tentacles are rubbery!

rubbery

adj. having a texture like rubber
Octopus tentacles are rubbery!

example

n. something that is representative of all such things in a group
Durian is another example.

odor

n. a bad and strong smell
Its odor is very strong.

sewage

n. wastewater underground
Some even say it smells like sewage.

odd

adj. strange or unusual, different from what is normal or expected
Haggis is one odd food.

come from

phr v. to have a specified origin or source
It comes from Scotland.

various

adj. different from each other
It is made from various sheep parts: the heart, liver, and lungs.

boil

v. to reach a high temperature so liquid bubbles
They are boiled together in the sheep’s stomach.

stomach

n. a body part that processes food
They are boiled together in the sheep’s stomach.

octopus

n. a sea animal with eight arms
It is live octopus.

while

conj. during the time that
The octopus is cut, then people eat it right away while it’s still moving!

still

adv. happening or existing before now and continuing into the present
The octopus is cut, then people eat it right away while it’s still moving!