LandLady Q's

Example  1#

" If that is too much,"she added," then perhaps I can reduce it just a tiny bit. Do you desire an egg for breakfast? Eggs are expensive at the moment. It would be sixpence less without the egg."

Example  2#

"I saw the notice in the window,"he said,holding himself back.

Vocabulary

Swanky: imposingly fashionable and elegant.

Mr Holmes dresses swanky every day with his fancy shoes and designer shirts and ties 

Congenial: suitable to your needs.

iPads are congenial

Rapacious: excessively greedy and gasping.

I am rapacious after P.E.

Dither: be undecided or uncertain.

I am dither when we go to the shops

Compelling: driving or forcing.

My sister is compelling to my dad

Compulsion: an urge to do something that might be better left undone.

Eating someone's favourite food

Dotty: informal or slang terms for mentally irregular.

Me and my friends are dotty 

Dainty: delicately beautiful.

My dog can by sometimes dainty 

Tantalizing: arousing desire or expectation for something unattainable.

There was a chocolate bar on the table I was tanalizing

Linger: remain present although warning or gradually dying.

Rarely my friends linger

Emanate: give out, as breath or an odor

After a curry my hole body emanates smell of curry spices 

Malevolent: wishing or appearing to wish evil to others.

Sometimes when I am angry I am malevolent 

Naive: marked by or showing unaffected simplicity.

My grandma was naive by leaving her car in a car park over night

Gullible: easily tricked because of being too trusting.

Paul can not be trusted to much cause then sometimes as a joke is gullible

Beguiling: misleading by means of pleasant or alluring methods.

To my friends I am beguiling