ANGIELSKI DWADZIEŚCIA CZTERY

„She was like amusician who may be odious vulgarian in real life, devoid of tact and taste; but who will hear a false note in music with diabolical accuracy of judgement

extremly unpleasant; repulsive

extremelly or unusually small

to have a strong wish for something, especially if you cannot or should not have it

„... physical but not necessairly coital relation with a girl ...”

„it was an innocuous question”

not harmful or offensive

„Quite possibly they don't know the deep-seated trigger mechanism which activates their aberrant behaviour.”

departing from an accepted standard

a simple story used to illustrate a moral or spiritual lesson (like in bible)

She wanted a private holiday away from prying eyes.

inquire too closely into a person’s private affairs

„Don't shout like that! You scared me out of my wits.”

to make someone very frightened

(of a bird) sing soflty and with a succession of constantly changing notes

„... when she used to visit me in her dear dirty blue jeans, smelling of orchards in nymphetland; awkward and fey...”

„A great French doctor once toldmy father, that in near relatives the faintest gastric gurgle has the same „voice””

make a hollow bubbling sound like that made by water running out of a bootle

„She strolled up to my chair and sank down, tweedily, weightly on its arm, inundating me with the perfume my first wife had used”

overwhelm someone with things or people to be dealt with

„There is a hotel I remember, Enchanted Hunters, quaint isn’t it?”

attractively unusual or old-fashioned

„he prodded her in ribbs to stop her snoring”

poke (someone) with a finger, foot or pointed object

„she stood with arms akimbo, frowning at the small boy”

with arms on the hips and elbows turned outward

a drinking glass with straight sides and no handle or stem

„a ceremony staged for credulous tourists”

having or showing too greata readiness to believe things