Hi guys this is Sam I am full of cold I'm still in England and my mother is just

taking down the Christmas decorations from around the house so I'm a bit worried about me sniffling and

sniffling and there being various noises as my mom takes down all these

decorations so apologies for that. I'm really really to avoid sneezing right now, which is proving difficult.

And this is episode 22 of the Victor Prep Vocare podcast.

Let's start, as always, with going over the previous words from

episode 21. Abscond. Abscond.

That means to leave hurriedly and secretly. Usually you are trying to avoid detection, you've done something bad, you've stolen something from a bank and you're trying to get away. You are absconding.

Relegate.

Relegate. That means to be sent down or move down into an inferior position or place like a team being dropped down a league in a sports competition.

Deliniate. That means to trace the outline of or to represent pictorially, to describe or presents or outline.

Phlicitus. or outline. Felicitous, that means well chosen or well suited to the circumstances or the occasion. It can mean apt, fitting or suitable. Those were our words from

episode 21. I hope you all remembered them and you've learned them well. Now let's move on to the new words.

Our first new word is livid, livid, that's spelled L-I-D-L-I-D-L-I-D-D-L-I-B-V-I-V-I-I-D, it's an adjective, I-D, live-I-D, it, it means incredibly angry, furious, or enraged.

So remember a time when something made you really, really mad, not just a little bit angry, but very extremely

angry. You were livid. Some synonyms of livid are enraged, very angry, infuriated, irate, incensed,

raging, incandescent, fuming, ranting, seething, and outraged.

I was trying to find good ways of remembering livid, and I thought about the word vivid because vivid means you have strong

emotions about something. So you can say I had vivid memories it means strong powerful emotions.

Well if you know what vivid means, livid is very similar,

and you can remember that livid also means powerful emotions in a negative way. You could also, and this is quite silly, but

livid backwards is divil, which sounds a bit like devil, and obviously the devil is associated with negative emotions. So you could also think

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