horrific
adjective · Intermediate
Extremely shocking, frightening, or terrible.
Example
The crash left a horrific scene on the highway.
In this video: 'The Little Panda Fighter' is a horrific piece of shit.
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'The Little Panda Fighter' is a horrific piece of shit.
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But it was thanks to that movie that this video exists
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because it introduced me to an extremely wide array of God-awful rip-off films
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that are masquerading as popular and well-known movies.
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adjective · Intermediate
Extremely shocking, frightening, or terrible.
Example
The crash left a horrific scene on the highway.
In this video: 'The Little Panda Fighter' is a horrific piece of shit.
noun · Intermediate
A very informal and offensive word for solid waste from the body, or for something bad or worthless.
Example
Do not step in the dog shit on the path.
In this video: 'The Little Panda Fighter' is a horrific piece of shit.
piece
One part or amount of something larger.
thank
To tell someone that you are grateful for something.
movie
A story shown in moving pictures, usually at a cinema, on television, or online.
video
A recording of moving pictures, often with sound.
exists
The third-person form of exist: to be real, present, or alive.
because
For the reason that something is true or happened.
introduced
The past form of introduce: told people each other's names or brought a new idea, product, rule, or subject into use.
extremely
Very, or to a very great degree.
wide
Having a large distance from one side to the other.
array
A large group or ordered set of things.
godawful
A variant of god-awful: extremely bad, unpleasant, or annoying.
ripoff
A variant spelling of rip-off: something overpriced, dishonest, or copied unfairly.
film
A movie, or a thin layer covering something.
masquerading
The present participle of masquerade: pretending to be someone or something else.
popular
Liked, known, or chosen by many people.
well-known
Known by many people; famous or familiar.
movies
Films that tell stories, show real events, or provide entertainment.
list
A set of names, numbers, or things written one after another.
surprisingly
In a way that is unexpected or unusual.
vast
Extremely large in size, amount, or degree.
decide
To choose after thinking about different possibilities.
stupidly
In a foolish way or with poor judgment.
long
Measuring a great distance or time from one end to the other.
special
A product, meal, or program offered for a limited time or at a lower price.
probably
Used to say that something is likely to happen or be true.
suit
To be right, convenient, or attractive for a person, need, or situation.
singular
Referring to one person or thing; also unusual or special.
theme
The main subject, idea, or repeated style in a book, event, work, or discussion.
eventually
After some time or after a series of events.
narrowed
The past form of narrow: became less wide, smaller, or more limited.
down
Toward a lower place, level, or position.
coined
The past form of coin: created a new word or phrase.
collection
A group of things kept or brought together.
nearly
Almost, but not completely.
listings
The plural form of listing: entries in a list, advertisement, or directory.
effectively
In a successful way, or in fact even if not officially.
plagiarism
The act of using another person's words, work, or ideas without giving proper credit.
added
The past form of add: put something more with another thing.
brackets
The plural form of bracket: symbols or supports used in pairs.
title
The name of a book, film, song, article, or piece of work.
even
Used to emphasize something surprising, extreme, or additional.
little
Small in size, amount, age, or importance.
plastic
A light artificial material used to make many objects; a credit or bank card in informal use.
wrap
To cover or surround something with paper, cloth, or another material.
comes
The third-person form of come: does or performs that action.
To produce words, pictures, or designs on paper or another surface.
suppose
To think something is probably true, especially without being certain.
avoid
To keep away from someone or something, or prevent something happening.
terrible
Very bad, unpleasant, serious, or frightening.
stress
Worry or pressure caused by difficult situations; also special emphasis on a sound or word.
confuse
To make someone unable to understand something clearly.
parents
The plural form of parent: mothers, fathers, or guardians who care for children.
grandma
An informal word for a grandmother.
once
One time only; also at some time in the past.
finally
After a long time, or as the last point in a series.
matter
A subject, problem, or situation being discussed; also physical substance.
watching
The present participle of watch: looking at something carefully for a time.
course
A set of lessons, or the direction in which something moves.
four
The number 4.
days
The plural form of day: periods of twenty-four hours.
painfully
In a way that causes pain, or in an extremely obvious or difficult way.
soul
The spiritual part of a person, or a person's deepest feelings and character.
sake
A reason or purpose; also a Japanese alcoholic drink made from rice.
sit
To rest with your body supported by your bottom on a chair or surface.
through
From one side, place, stage, or time to the other side or end of it.
dregs
The small amount of unwanted liquid or material left at the bottom.
budget
An amount of money planned for a particular purpose.
release
The act of letting someone or something go free, or making something available to the public.
might
Shows that something is possible or could happen.
just
Only or simply, with nothing more.
next
Coming immediately after the present one or after another thing in order.
til
An informal spelling of until, meaning up to a time or event.
paralytic
A person who has paralysis or is severely unable to move.
unfortunately
Used to say that something is sad, disappointing, or unlucky.
perish
To die, especially suddenly, violently, or in very bad conditions.
production
The process of making, growing, or preparing something.
missed
The past form of miss: failed to hit, catch, notice, attend, or reach something.
still
Continuing to happen or be true; also even so.
yet
Up to now, usually in negative sentences or questions.
clean
To remove dirt from a place or thing.
body
The physical structure of a person, animal, or object.
cause
A reason why something happens, or to make something happen.
too
More than is wanted or possible; also or as well.
busy
Having a lot of work, activity, or people.
make
To create, build, prepare, or cause something to happen.
let
To allow something to happen, or to rent property to someone.
introduce
To tell people each other's names; to bring a new idea, product, rule, or subject into use.
abomination
Something that people see as very bad or morally shocking.
themselves
Used when the people, animals, or things doing an action are also affected by it.
tangle
To twist things together, or become involved in a difficult conflict.
obvious
Easy to see, notice, or understand without much thought.
copy
A thing made to be the same as another, or written material for printing.
font
A set style and size of letters used in printed or digital text.
personal
Belonging or relating to one particular person.
braver
A person who faces danger or difficulty more courageously than others.
instead
In place of someone or something else.
assumed
Accepted as true without proof, or taken on as a role.
know
To have information, understanding, or experience of something.
property
Land, buildings, or things that belong to someone.
think
To use your mind to form ideas, opinions, plans, or memories.
counts
Separate charges in a legal case, or separate totals in a count.
bunch
A group of things or people close together.
forgettable
Not interesting, special, or strong enough to be remembered.
elements
The plural form of element: important parts of something.
random
Chosen or happening without a clear plan, pattern, or reason.
thrown
The past participle of throw: sent through the air by hand or force.
shameless
Not feeling or showing shame when behavior is wrong or embarrassing.
last
Coming after all others in time, order, or position.
both
Used to refer to two people or things together
obviously
In a way that is clear or easy to understand.
blatant
Having without any attempt at concealment; completely obvious.
car
A road vehicle with an engine and seats for a small number of people.
expectations
The plural form of expectation: a belief about what will happen or what someone should do.
immediately
At once, without waiting or delay.
window
An opening in a wall or vehicle, usually covered with glass, that lets in light or air.
learnt
The past form of learn: gained knowledge or skill through study or experience.
products
The plural form of product: things that are made, grown, or sold.
actually
Used to show what is true, real, or different from what was expected.
inside
In or into the inner part of a place or thing.
box
A container with flat sides, usually square or rectangular.
baffling
Very confusing or difficult to understand.
fucking
A very rude intensifier used before a noun or adjective.
unbelievable
Very difficult to believe, or extremely good, bad, or surprising.
believe
To think that something is true or real.
seeing
The present participle of see: noticing with the eyes, understanding, or meeting someone.
fuck
To have sex, or to damage or spoil something, in very rude language.
show
To let someone see something or to explain it by making it clear.
every
Used before a singular noun to mean all members of a group.
single
Only one; not married or not in a romantic relationship.
readily
Quickly, easily, or willingly, without much difficulty or delay.
available
Ready to be used, bought, seen, or talked to.
buy
To get something by paying money for it.
fact
Something that is true or known to have happened.
bought
The past form of buy: paid money to get something
off
Away from a place, position, or machine; no longer operating.
get
To receive, obtain, become, understand, or arrive at something, depending on context.
imported
The past form of import: brought goods, data, or services into a country or system.
real
Existing in fact, not imagined, false, or artificial.
retching
The -ing form of retch: trying to vomit.
sound
Something that you hear, or the quality of what is heard.
how
In what way or by what method.
companies
The plural form of company: more than one company or several examples of that kind.
able
Having the skill, power, or chance to do something.
away
In or to another place, direction, or distance.
level
A height, amount, stage, or standard in relation to others.
counterfeiting
The -ing form of counterfeit: making false goods, money, or documents.
flooring
Material used to make or cover the floor of a room.
especially
In a specific manner or degree connected with this expression.
ball
A round object used in games and sports.
go
To move or travel from one place to another; to leave or continue.
against
Opposing someone or something, or touching a surface.
powerful
Having great strength, force, influence, or effect.
planet
A large round object in space that moves around a star.
here
In, at, or to this place or position.
original
Created first, not copied, changed, or based on something else.
expect
To think something will happen or believe someone should do something.
watch
To look at something for a period of time, especially with attention.
trailer
A vehicle or container pulled by another vehicle.
amount
A quantity or total of something.
enjoyment
The feeling of pleasure from doing or experiencing something.
full
Containing as much as possible or having no empty space.
yes
A positive answer, vote, or decision.
does
The third-person singular present form of do: performs or completes an action.
technically
According to the exact facts or rules, even if the situation seems different.
fuckin
An informal spelling of fucking, used as a rude intensifier before a noun.
awful
Something very bad or unpleasant.
tell
To give information to someone by speaking or writing.
energy
The strength or power needed to move, work, or stay active.
am
The first-person present form of be.
pump
A machine that moves liquid, gas, or air from one place to another.
anyway
Used to continue, change, or finish what you are saying.
arrived
The past form of arrive: reached a place.
embarrassment
A feeling of shame or awkwardness.
realisation
British spelling of realization: the moment of understanding something clearly.
pay
To give money for something or to someone for work.
money
Coins, notes, or digital value used to buy things or pay people.
faded
The past form of fade: slowly lost color, sound, or strength.
bit
A small amount or piece of something.
daunting
Seeming difficult or frightening before you start.
task
A piece of work that someone has to do.
choosing
The -ing form of choose: to decide which person or thing you want from two or more possibilities.
order
A request for goods or food; also a clear arrangement or instruction.
equivalent
Having the same value, use, meaning, or effect as something else.
different
Not the same as another person or thing.
types
The plural form of type: different kinds or categories.
scorpion
A small animal with claws and a curved tail that can sting.
front
The part or side of something that faces forward; also the area where action or danger is happening.
asked
The past form of ask: requested information or help.
want
To wish for something, or need something.
pinch
To press skin or something soft between fingers.
ultimately
In the end, after considering what happens or matters most.
wheel
A round object that turns and helps a vehicle or machine move.
start
To begin doing something or to make something begin.
somewhere
In, at, or to a place that is not known or not stated.
guess
To give an answer or opinion without being sure it is correct.
looking
The present participle of look: using the eyes to see, search, or seem.
something
A thing that is not named or not known exactly.
inherently
By nature or as a basic part of something.
suspicious
Feeling that something is wrong, or seeming likely to be wrong or dishonest.
apart
Separated by distance, time, or difference.
completely
In every way or as much as possible.
established
The past form of establish: started, created, or proved something firmly.
whatnot
Other similar things that are not named separately.
bare
Not covered, decorated, or containing anything extra.
frame
A structure that surrounds or supports something.
reason
A fact, idea, or cause that explains why something happens.
worry
To feel anxious about something, or to make someone feel anxious.
minute
A period of sixty seconds, or a short written record of a meeting.
run
An act or period of running.
aspect
One part or feature of a situation, idea, or thing.
ratio
A relationship between two amounts that shows how much there is of each.
along
From one end or side of something toward another.
generic
Not linked to one brand or special type; ordinary and non-specific.
say
To speak words, express an idea, or give information.
bravest
The superlative form of brave: most willing to face danger.
princess
A female member of a royal family, often the daughter of a king or queen.
kingdom
A country ruled by a king or queen, or a major group in nature.
quoting
The present participle of quote: repeating exact words or giving a price.
quote
To repeat someone's exact words, or to state a price.
someone
A person whose name or identity is not known or not stated.
otherwise
In a different way; if not, or except for what has just been said.
complete
Having all parts, or finished.
bullshit
Nonsense, lies, or dishonest talk, in rude informal speech.
riddle
To fill something with many holes, faults, or harmful things.
bold
Brave, confident, or strongly noticeable.
claim
A statement that something is true, or a request for something owed.
exclaim
To say something suddenly and strongly because of emotion.
everyone
All the people in a group.
stop
A place or time where someone or something stops.
tease
To laugh at or annoy someone in a playful or unkind way.
got
The past form of get: received, became, reached, or understood something.
story
A description of real or imagined events, often told for interest or entertainment.
begin
To start doing something, or to start happening.
d
The fourth letter of the English alphabet.
animation
The art or process of making drawings or models appear to move.
secondly
Used to introduce the second point in a list or argument.
why
For what reason or purpose.
hell
In some religions, a place of punishment after death; also a very bad experience.
thirdly
Used to introduce the third point in a list or argument.
home
The place where a person lives, or the place where someone feels they belong.
confusion
A state of not understanding what is happening or what something means.
tangible
Real and clear enough to be seen, touched, measured, or felt.
cheapness
A specialized name for a person, object, food, place, or idea in its field.
lack
The state of not having enough of something needed or wanted.
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