Hello everybody this is Sam this is episode 29 the Victor Prep

of Vocal Podcast let's quickly cover the words from episode 28. They were whimsical. Wimsical. Wimsical is a word used to describe a person and it means

given to whimsy or fanciful notions. That means being

over imaginative and unrealistic, changing your mind a lot, being capricious. Fetted. That basically means an extremely unpleasant

odor, stinking, reeking, or pungent. Pristine, pristine, that means being like its original state, having

its original purity, being undirtied, being perfect or immaculate.

And our final word from last time was deference.

Deference.

That means being extremely respectful,

submitting to someone out of respect,

or yielding to someone else's will or opinion, usually out of respect or to be courteous, often with someone

who's more senior in some way than you are.

Our first new word for today is when, that's spelled W-A-N. Now, when is almost always used to describe a person and it refers to the color of their skin

looking pale or looking sick so if you describe someone is looking wham, they're often pale, they are looking like maybe

they're getting sick, they have a cold, they have a flu, it often means pale. So if you remember when someone was sick you knew someone who was sick

the color in their face is different they may have maybe have less color. They almost

some people can almost look yellow when they're sick.

So if you describe someone as when,

it means that you're suggesting that they look pale,

they look sickly, they have a whitish or grayish shade to their face. It could also mean someone's just

looking extremely tired and weak because WAN also implies a weakness or a tiredness.

You could also use wan to describe a color.

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